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Articles posted on Thu, Jul 22, 2010
Online Advice for Parents of College-Bound Students - RIT News
Steps To Success enables deaf and hard-of-hearing African-American, Latino American and Native American students entering 7th, 8th or 9th grade to explore ... [...] more »
Articles posted on Sat, Jul 03, 2010
Linlithgow could be the UK's most deaf aware town - Queensferry Tooday
LINLITHGOW is set to become the most deaf-friendly town in the UK — after a new training initiative was launched this week by Donaldson's School. [...] more »
Articles posted on Fri, Jul 02, 2010
Posters to spread the word about deafness - WalesOnline
EVERY school in Wales will this week receive a special poster created by deaf children to raise awareness of the classroom difficulties they face. ... [...] more »
Articles posted on Wed, Jun 23, 2010
Colo. nonprofit helps build Afghan school for deaf - The Associated Press
A Colorado nonprofit is partnering with an Afghan organization to build a school in Kabul for deaf children, who often face a bleak future with no communication skills or education. [...] more »
Articles posted on Fri, Jun 18, 2010
North Shore Interact Club Members Raise $5000 for School in Haiti - Glen Cove Record Pilot
The “Friends of Montfort” are a group of Haitian/Americans who support a school in Haiti for deaf and deaf/blind children. One of the school's three ... [...] more »
Articles posted on Mon, May 24, 2010
Cuts threaten survival of Bristol's Deaf Studies unit - Independent
The internationally renowned Deaf Studies department at Bristol University faces closure within two years after a 75 per cent budget cut was ... [...] more »
Articles posted on Sat, May 22, 2010
Dispute over Bristol University deaf studies report - BBC News
A report into a departmental review at Bristol University was "cherry-picked" to justify proposals to axe a degree in deaf studies, its author has claimed. ... TUC backs call to save Bristol deaf studies degreeBristol24-7 all 3 news articles » [...] more »
Articles posted on Fri, May 14, 2010
Grasmick speaks at Gallaudet graduation - Baltimore Sun (blog)
... students are deaf, but it illuminates a fact few in the public are aware of: Grasmick got a master's degree in deaf education in 1965 from Gallaudet. ... [...] more »
Articles posted on Thu, May 13, 2010
Deaf studies program closed - Daily Aztec
The School of Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences has suspended the American Sign Language / deaf studies concentration as of last fall semester after the College of Health and Human Services took a cut of $1.5 million last year, according to Beverly Wulfeck, director of the School of Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences. [...] more »
Articles posted on Tue, May 11, 2010
Staff and students turn out in force to protest at Bristol University's plan to cut deaf studies
A UNIVERSITY centre that has played a "trailblazing role" in deaf studies could be forced to close its degree course amid money-saving cuts. Staff and students from the University of Bristol turned out in force yesterday to protest against the potential closure of the BSc Deaf Studies degree programme, something they allege would cause a critical shortage of sign language interpreters. [...] more »
Articles posted on Sat, May 08, 2010
As schools vie for space, DOE emerges as 'common adversary' - Chelsea Now
ASL has been “a mecca for the deaf community”— deaf, hard of hearing and children with deaf siblings or parents — for 102 years. Patti Anderegg, who’s taught there for 33 years, notes these “are the only schools in the United States that educate deaf and hearing students together in general education classrooms with staff who are fluent in ASL.” [...] more »
Articles posted on Tue, May 04, 2010
James DeCaro Inducted into RIT's Innovation Hall of Fame - RIT News
"That is, develop new approaches to reaching out to people who are deaf ... finding innovative ways to meet their educational needs. ... [...] more »
Articles posted on Thu, Apr 29, 2010
Mark Marchant signs his way through Tanzania - The Miscellany News
The fact that Mark Marchant ’11 speaks Tanzanian Sign Language is not the only thing that sets him apart... Marchant, who is in the process of developing a multimedia Montessori curriculum for a school for deaf students in Bukoba, Tanzania, is a busy guy. [...] more »
Articles posted on Thu, Apr 08, 2010
New Gallaudet President Bridges Deaf, Jewish Worlds - Forward
Earlier this year, the 68-year-old Hurwitz, who is profoundly deaf, became the 10th — and first Jewish — president of Gallaudet University, the renowned ... [...] more »
Articles posted on Tue, Mar 09, 2010
Deaf Mormons enjoy institute at Gallaudet University - Mormon Times
At first glance, it's a religion class like any other. The teacher projects an electronic slide on the wall with an ... [...] more »