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Gary Brooks' "The G files: Chapter 1"

The G files: Chapter 1. A tale about the famous coffin door at College Hall with few stories; strange noises, books flying, and freshmen that enter the door will not graduate from Gallaudet. “The Chair”, a tale about Edward Miner Gallaudet’s favorite chair that was later abandoned. “The College Hall”, people reporting foul smell in the building, ghosts whizzing by, doors slamming and lights flashing. Written and Directed by Gary Brooks '95 …

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Melissa Smith - Possibilities and Pitfalls of Educational Interpreting - 2/20/15

Possibilities and Pitfalls of Educational Interpreting: A Call for a Paradigm Shift by Dr. Melissa Smith Dr. Smith presents findings from a study regarding what qualified educational interpreters do and why they do it. Data indicate that the complexity of educational interpreting extends beyond the expected tasks of educational interpreters. Overarching motivations in school contexts also inform interpreters' moment-to-moment decisions about what to do. These decisions, in turn, impact the…

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VL2 Lecture Series: Erin Wilkinson - Unlocking the grammatical system of SELF

April 18, 2012 Dr. Erin Wilkinson, Department of Linguistics, University of Manitoba Unlocking the grammatical system of SELF: A functional description SELF is conventionally defined as an ASL grammatical sign to function as a reflexive pronoun similar to English --self.

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Gary Brooks' "The G files: Ghost Light"

The G files: Ghost Light. Rachel was following a red light and met Ryan who shared about the tale of Ghost Light. The Ghost light always appears at Homecoming games when the Bison Song was performed following the feeling of vibrations. Written and Directed by Gary Brooks '95

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Gary Brooks' "The G files: Edward Miner Gallaudet"

The G files: Edward Miner Gallaudet. Edward is the son of Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet, a founder of Deaf Education in America. Edward became the president of Gallaudet when he was 20 in 1864 and died at 80 in 1917. Sightings of Edward's ghost has been reported on the stage in Chapel Hall and the statue on the Mall. Written and Directed by Gary Brooks '95

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Gary Brooks' "The G files: The Tower Clock"

The G files: The Tower Clock. Tower Clock itself is one of 65 national landmarks and has historical significance. Tower Clock was built in 1867 and completed in 1871. A tour in the Tower Clock itself showing the stairs up to the bell. Various historical facts about Chapel Hall also were shared. Written and Directed by Gary Brooks '95

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2023 Tech Fair - GUDAing it: Or what I’ve learned about using tech resources available through Gallaudet to share ASL videos FAIRly and with CARE

Earl Parks is introducing Julie A. Hochgesang to discuss her topic: GUDAing it: Or what I’ve learned about using tech resources available through Gallaudet to share ASL videos FAIRly and with CARESince I’ve been at Gallaudet from 2005, I’ve been interested in ASL videos as data to use for my work as a linguist and as a way of documenting knowledge of our signing communities. Over the years, I’ve learned how to use Gallaudet technical resources to collect, process, store…

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Gary Brooks' "The G files: The Tree"

The G files: The Tree. The story about the oak tree that was used to be in the spot where the statue of Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet and Alice Cogswell currently is located on the campus. Daniel Chester French was the sculptor for the statue but before he accepts the contract, he made a concession that he would pick the spot where the statue will be. President Edward Miner Gallaudet was hesitant to agree to the demand. However, the oak tree was struck down by the lightning so it could…

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Deaf Mosaic 402: Deaf President Now

Deaf President Now (DPN). 1988 Deaf Mosaic special edition on the Deaf President Now movement, produced immediately following the events during March 1988. Interviews with student leaders Greg Hlibok, Tim Rarus, Bridgetta Bourne, Jerry Covell, and others -- Exclusive footage of the demonstrations on the Gallaudet campus -- and an interview with new Gallaudet president, Dr. I. King Jordan.