Gallaudet University

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COVID-19 Residence Hall Policy

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Tips to Remain Healthy

Tips to Remain Healthy

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Coronavirus.mp4

February 28, 2020Dear students, staff, faculty, and teachers:The Gallaudet University Crisis Leadership Team (CLT) continues to monitor COVID-19, the respiratory illness that was first reported last December in Wuhan, China. Ted Baran, Director of the Department of Public Safety and chair of CLT, attended a meeting of Washington area university emergency managers to discuss prevention and harm reduction, response, and cooperation among institutions. COVID-19 training has been provided to first…

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Covid-19/coronavirus Daily Update: March 4

Student and Peer Health Advocate, Jake Bonehyo gives an update to the community on covid-19 AKA the coronavirus.

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Deaf Mosaic 404

Deaf Mosaic 404. Host Gil Eastman. A memorial service for Andrew Foster, speakers Marius Titus, Gabriel Adepoju, Eric Malzkuhn. "World Around You" - Editor Cathryn Carroll and student Bonita Evans. Gallaudet Workout "Sign 'n Sweat" by Sue Gill-Gould. Commission on Education for the Deaf, Senator Thomas Harkin. Theophilus D'Estrella, Deaf Photographer. Mike O'Donnell, Special Services. Captioning efforts at the Smithsonian Museums.

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The Feather: The Agatha Tiegel Hanson Story

In 1893, Agatha Tiegel Hanson became the first Deaf woman to graduate from National Deaf Mute College (now Gallaudet University) four year program with a Bachelor of Arts. She was one of the 13 founders of O.W.L.S and was its first president. She also was co-founder and associate editor of "The Buff and Blue newspaper. Her valedictorian speech argued for the recognition of "The Intellect of Women", a cause she advocated throughout her life.

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VL2 Lecture Series: Kristin Snoddon - American Sign Language and Early Intervention

Snoddon presents two research studies on Deaf and hearing parents and young children participating in family ASL and literacy programs in Ontario, Canada. Collectively, the findings from these studies highlight the benefits of emergent ASL and literacy, and provide an evidence-based rationale for governments and government agencies to better support this development through partnerships with the Deaf ASL community.

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DPN25: The 7 Ducks Behind the DPN Movement - 3/7/13

This Benjamin Jarashow lecture is based on interviews with the "7 Ducks," a group of alumni who were intimately involved in building momentum for the DPN movement. March 7, 2013 TRT 1:23:28 [HD, 1280x720]

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Google Drive

Google Drive

From Student 01 on August 7th, 2020

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Resources •Google Drive Support •https://support.google.com/drive •LinkedIn Learning •https://www.linkedin.com/learning •Type Google Drive…
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Notability App

Notability App

From Student 01 on August 7th, 2020

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Resources Notability Support Website https://support.gingerlabs.com/ YouTube Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57_vf3F2b
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The Feather: The Agatha Tiegel Hanson Story

The Feather: The Agatha Tiegel Hanson Story

From Gary Brooks on August 7th, 2020

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In 1893, Agatha Tiegel Hanson became the first Deaf woman to graduate from National Deaf Mute College (now Gallaudet University) four year program with a Bachelor of…