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Krishneer Sen, a native of Fiji who earned his degree in information technology, with honors, was one of those happy students who attended the reception, along with his mother, his uncle and aunt, and his sister-in-law. Like Arce, Sen's Gallaudet education was made possible by...

Most people don't know the true story of the little boy who came to be known as Douglas Craig. He was found wandering around the streets of Washington, D.C. He could not hear or speak. He did not know his name or how old he...

The following guidelines are based on information found in the APA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers, 6th Edition, which is published by the Modern Language Association of America. If you need information that is not covered in this handout, please refer to the MLA...

The spark that ignited DPN was the announcement on March 6, 1988, by the University's Board of Trustees that a hearing person had been selected as Gallaudet's seventh president. In the months — or by some accounts, the years — leading up to this date,...

"My all-day interview happened on Saturday. It was very intensive, and when it was over, I felt confident. I knew I had done well. I went home that evening and told Linda that I was sure I would be offered the job. On Sunday, I...

An actor, poet, writer, director, artist, and teacher, Bernard Bragg, '52, is a true arts leader. As October's Visionary Leader, he is regarded as a passionate and energetic trailblazer for deaf people in the national and international arts communities. Bragg was born in 1928 in...

The discussion framework depends on the group. You might first invite participants to provide immediate feedback on what they have viewed. Questions to prompt this discussion include: What did you think of the film? What stood out for you? What did you learn about Deaf...