Become reacquainted with these nine newly tenured faculty members and their impressive records of scholarship, teaching, and ...

Gallaudet is encouraging deaf and hard of hearing youth to get involved in STEM. This past June, the Discover College and ...

This July, research from Gallaudet University’s Accessible Human-Centered Computing and Policy (AHCP) program crossed the Atlantic to Masaryk University in Brno, Czech Republic. Students and faculty ...

This is a monthly archive of crime logs as required by the 1990 Clery Act. New crime logs for a particular month will be posted at the end of that month. Incidents are listed in chronological order ...

and the structure of signed languages. We use video and optical motion capture to study: the phonetics of ASL the relationship between sign phonetics and phonology how signing is affected by adult ...

Students in this course will approach public speeches and speech-making based on theory, performance and criticism. Students will both write and deliver their own addresses and learn principles for ...

This course covers the fundamentals of evolution, comparative biodiversity, human and animal anatomy and physiology, and ecology and environmental science. This is one of two courses of introductory ...

A study of the theories and research on the influence of artifacts, appearance, facial expression, gestures, paralanguage, posture, movement, space, time, and touch on human interaction. Opportunities ...

This course is for Theatre majors, minors, and Dance minors, preparing students as early-career performing arts professionals to confidently navigate the unpredictable availability of industry ...

This course allows the opportunity to offer courses on a variety of topics of concern to Deaf Cultural Studies.

Introductory level course on special topics, current issues, or areas of interest not included in other courses offered by the (department/program). May be repeated with different content areas.

A history of the English colonies in America and the American Revolution.