In 1960, Carolyn Brick, ’60 & G-’63, graduated with her bachelor’s in psychology. She wanted to be a teacher. At the time, ...
Recently, the federal government revoked funding for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Education graduate program at Teachers College, Columbia University, declaring it “not a priority.” I beg to differ.
When Eric Cardenas ’09 (applied computer technology), ’14 (sociology and anthropology) received scholarships for college, he chose to attend RIT/NTID to obtain a career-focused education and ...
Deaf students are entitled to an education, but there’s a shortage of people qualified to teach them
Sadie VanAllen thought she was giving her kids a shot at a better life when she moved from a two-bedroom apartment to a three-bedroom house on Yakima’s west side. The new place had separate rooms for ...
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