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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.

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Seeds of Hope: The Andrew Jackson Foster Story (2018)

A visual narrative of Andrew Jackson Foster whom he was the first deaf African American to graduate from Gallaudet College in 1954 and worked toward achieving his dream of establishing 32 Deaf schools in Africa.

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Story Map Announcement

After two years of research, Brianna DiGiovanni, a graduate intern in the Drs. John S. & Betty J. Schuchman Deaf Documentary Center, created a "Story Map" about Deaf New York City. See Brianna's announcement and be sure and view the Story Map! https://arcg.is/049fen ID: Video opens with the logo of Drs. John S. and Betty J. Schuchman Deaf Documentary Center. Then fades into Brianna DiGiovanni making an announcement in ASL. At the end the video fades back to the…

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Gallaudet Video Presents Joe Velez in "JABBERWOCKY"

Gallaudet Video Presents Joe Velez in "Jabberwocky." Joe Velez translates the "Jabberwocky" poem that was written by Lewis Carroll into ASL poetry. It is about a boy who killed the feared Jabberwocky in the book.

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Christopher Hoffmann

INTRODUCE YOURSELF, NAME OF YOUR DEPARTMENT YOU WORK WITH, AND WHAT IS YOUR ROLE WITH GSC? Hello everyone, my name is Christopher Hoffmann from the Office of Campus Design and Planning. I am on the Gallaudet Staff Council (GSC) representing Administration and Finance. WHICH GSC COMMITTEE ARE YOU ON AND WHAT ARE THE FEW HIGHLIGHTS THE COMMITTEE HAS DONE SO FAR? I stepped forward this past February to serve as the chair of the Social Committee. The Social Committee did discuss planning to host…

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GOYA – en la Quinta del Sordo (in the house of the deaf man) (2008)

This student ensemble-created production is a nonverbal, visual exploration into the life and art of world-renowned deaf artist Francisco de Goya. The play involves gestures, pantomime, masquerade, dance, movement, projections, and visual effects to discover the development of Goya’s hearing loss, and the impact his deafness may have had on his life. The play was a 2008 finalist winner in the Kennedy Center American College Theatre Festival Region II at Carnegie Mellon University.…

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DPN 1988 vol. 6 - Mayflower Hotel 2 of 4 March 6, 1988

DPN 1988 vol. 6 - Mayflower Hotel 2 of 4 March 6, 1988 A Gallaudet student furiously informed other peers that he asked the board of trustees to give him an explanation, but the board said they were too busy. They were busy talking to the reporters, instead of trying to connect with their own students and more concerned about the attention from the public. Greg Hlibok shares with others about other deaf people from other states in America is watching and angry with the decision of the Board…

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ODI: Still I Rise! with Dr. Glenn Anderson - 2/27/14

Dr. Glenn Anderson presents, "Still I Rise! The Enduring Legacy of Black Deaf Arkansans Before and After Integration." After the Supreme Court's Brown vs. the Topeka Board of Education landmark decision in 1954 to end segregation, black students in Arkansas were relocated to white campuses. Consequently, much of the history of the black students was lost. Dr. Glenn Anderson's presentation is a compilation of the memories and stories shared by black deaf Arkansans ranging…