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Gallaudet University Launches Recruitment Campaign

Gallaudet University premiered a new recruitment campaign February 21 in limited markets during the cable television broadcast of the hit ABC Family show, “Switched at Birth,” which features several prominent deaf and hard of hearing characters. The campaign features a 30-second advertisement promoting several upcoming...

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Gallaudet University to introduce a new Master of Public Administration degree program

Washington, D.C. -- March 12, 2012 -- Gallaudet University today announced it is introducing a Master of Public Administration (M.P.A.) degree program to begin in the Fall 2012 semester. Established in 1864, Gallaudet University is the world's only accredited liberal arts university for deaf and...

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International Journalists Tour Gallaudet

Nearly a dozen foreign journalists visited Gallaudet University March 27 as part of an on-the-record media tour coordinated by Gallaudet University's Office of Communications and Public Relations and the U.S. Department of State Foreign Press Center. The Foreign Press Center provides support for 1,700 international...

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Gallaudet launches “On The Green”

Welcome to the first monthly e-newsletter, "On The Green," as part of an effort to update our on- and off-campus community, donors and stakeholders about recent news and events happening at Gallaudet. The name "On The Green" is a reference to the Gallaudet campus, affectionately...

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Gallaudet University Celebrates New Capital Bikeshare station

On Thursday, August 2, Gallaudet University hosted about 50 people to commemorate its new on-campus Capital Bikeshare station. Located just inside the university's main entrance at 8th Street and Florida Avenue, NE, it is the first station to be situated on a college campus in...

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Historian Carroll “C.R.” Gibbs recounts path from slavery to emancipation in D.C.

Gallaudet hosted Carroll "C.R." Gibbs, a noted Washington, D.C. historian, who presented "Triumph of Freedom: Slavery, Emancipation, and the Civil War in the District of Columbia" in Elstad Auditorium on September 18.Gibbs' lecture was one of the events Gallaudet has planned in collaboration with the...

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Gallaudet University Professional Education Program Receives Accreditation

Gallaudet University is pleased to announce its Professional Education Programs (PEP) unit has received accreditation by the National Council for Accreditation of Teacher Education (NCATE) at the initial teacher preparation and advanced preparation levels. The NCATE accreditation means that Gallaudet's PEP meets rigorous standards which...

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Anti-racism activist and writer urges frank discussion of slavery’s bitter legacy

"There is no topic in the history of the human race that is more shameful or repugnant than slavery. Why then, should slavery be discussed today? Shouldn't it be treated as a taboo subject that is better buried and forgotten? Tim Wise, a noted anti-racism...

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Gallaudet University celebrates 25th anniversary of Deaf President Now

Gallaudet University has announced its plans to mark the 25th anniversary of its historic Deaf President Now (DPN) movement which ushered in the first deaf president of the world only liberal arts university for deaf and hard of hearing students. Since then, DPN has become...

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Black, deaf communities share “collective identity” that has spurred change

Civil rights activist Julian Bond drew parallels between African Americans and the deaf community in their respective struggles for equality in his February 21, 2013 campus lecture, "From Civil Rights to Human Rights." Bond's visit was one of the events held in celebration of the...

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