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Explore essential student services at Gallaudet University with our quick guide. Discover resources for academic support, wellness, and campus life tailored for you!

This is a reference guide that provides definitions and descriptions of the data elements used in our data systems. This webpage will help you to understand the meaning and purpose of each data element, as well as how it is collected and used.

This lab is designed to meet the needs of Graduate Students in the Clinical and School Psychology programs. It contains eight PC based computers (plus two in the student room) with facilities for scanning and printing. Students have standard productivity software, such as the current...

The great works of Shakespeare have been studied and performed in schools around the country for generations, celebrated in annual festivals, analyzed by scholars around the globe, and even used by jails to reduce recidivism rates. Within the deaf community, Shakespeare has had a treasured...

Title of Folder Aerial View - 1922-1959 Aerial View - 1960s-1990s Apartment for Maintenance Personnel 1970-1971 Appleby Building Ballard House (House #2) - Architectural Drawing - 1867 Ballard House (House #2) 1867-1980s Benson Hall (Dormitory #4) - 1978-1995 Benson Hall (Dormitory #4) - Construction -...

Discover Gallaudet University's emergency preparedness guide, including safe areas and evacuation sites on campus to ensure your safety during emergencies.

Museum Photo Policies in the District of Columbia RegionBy Trevor De Rosch The Gallaudet University Museum has a "no photography" policy. Many visitors have asked, "Why?" As the Assistant to the Curator, I spend a lot of my time in the Chapel Hall Gallaudet at...

Service awards for May Five years: Tommy Farr, administrative secretary, Social Work; John Scotton, system engineer, Gallaudet Technology Services Operations; Matthew Terry, scheduler/team leader, Gallaudet Interpreting Service; Darla Washington, executive secretary, Office of the KDES Principal; Geoffrey Whitebread, coordinator, Honors Program Ten years: Shanon Price,...

The great works of Shakespeare have been studied and performed in schools around the country for generations, celebrated in annual festivals, analyzed by scholars around the globe, and even used by jails to reduce recidivism rates. Within the deaf community, Shakespeare has had a treasured...