National Technical Institute for the Deaf Papers: Recent submissions
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NTID gets OK to offer a certificate in theater
(Rochester Institute of Technology, 2001-03-14)The National Technical Institute for the Deaf(NTID) at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) received approval by the New York State Department of Education to establish a certificate program for the Center of Performing ... -
Summer camp for eighth grade girls with hearing loss
(Rochester Institute of Technology, 2006-03-16)Deaf and hard-of-hearing girls who are entering 8th grade in September, and who are interested in science, technology, engineering, and math can attend Tech Girlz, a new summer camp from July 30 – August 5 at Rochester ... -
RIT unveils Deaf Studies Archive during heritage month
(Rochester Institute of Technology, 2006-03-13)A celebration of National Deaf Heritage Month (March 13-April 15) at RIT includes an exhibit of paintings by artist Susan Dupor, a book discussion with author Carol Padden, and the unveiling of a new Deaf Studies Archive ... -
NTID announces faculty appointments
(Rochester Institute of Technology, 2004-03-12)The National Technical Institute for the Deaf (NTID), a college of Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT), has announced the following appointments: -
ACT test prep course for students with hearing loss
(Rochester Institute of Technology, 2006-03-10)A new ACT preparation course is now available for college-bound deaf or hard-of-hearing high school students. The RIT/NTID ACT Test Prep Course will be held 10 a.m. – 3 p.m., Saturdays, April 29 – June 3 (except May 27) ... -
NTID offers career awareness summer program
(Rochester Institute of Technology, 2005-03-10)The Explore Your Future (EYF) program is a six-day, summer career awareness program that gives hard-of-hearing and deaf high school juniors the opportunity to experience college life, and perform hands-on activities to ... -
Career Awareness Week for high school juniors with hearing loss
(Rochester Institute of Technology, 2006-03-08)Explore Your Future, a six-day, summer career awareness program that gives high school juniors with hearing loss the opportunity to experience college life and perform hands-on activities related to different career choices ... -
NTID career videotape wins three awards
(Rochester Institute of Technology, 2004-03-03)Achieving Goals: Phenomenal Professionals, a videotape that highlights careers of deaf and hard-of-hearing people, produced by the National Technical Institute for the Deaf (NTID) at Rochester Institute of Technology ... -
NTID hosts English think tank conference
(Rochester Institute of Technology, 2005-03-01)Formal and poster presentation proposals are now being accepted for the English Think Tank: Literacy in the English Classroom and Beyond—a conference for people working with deaf and hard-of-hearing K-college students, ... -
NTID video captures two awards
(Rochester Institute of Technology, 2001-02-28)"Age-Related Hearing Loss: Working Toward A Cure," a video produced by the National Technical Institute for the Deaf (NTID) at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) recently earned two awards. -
NTID offers Visual Basic and Java workshops for deaf
(Rochester Institute of Technology, 2001-02-26)Two new information technology workshops designed for and available only to deaf and hard-of-hearing people, are being offered at the National Technical Institute for the Deaf (NTID) at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). -
Deaf RIT swimmer succeeds in NCAA competition
(Rochester Institute of Technology, 2000-03-01)Tara Nesbitt, 18, of Oakville, Ontario, Canada, ended her first collegiate season with two top 20 finishes at the 2000 NCAA Division III Women's Swimming Championships. -
Applauding students who earned 4.0 GPAs winter quarter
(Rochester Institute of Technology, 2000-03-01)More than 70 NTID students earned a grade point average of 4.0 for the winter 19 99-2000 quarter at RIT. Listed below are the academic high achievers with their hometowns and programs of study. Kudos! -
James Macfadden selected for Lyon lectureship
(Rochester Institute of Technology, 1999-03-01)Entrepreneur James R. Macfadden has been named the 1999 Edmund Lyon Memorial Lecturer for NTID. Open and free to the public, the main presentation will take place at 11:30 a.m., April 13, in the RIT Student Alumni Union, ... -
RIT/Gallaudet weekend plans in Rochester
(Rochester Institute of Technology, 2000-03-01)The annual RIT/Gallaudet Weekend takes place this weekend at Gallaudet University in Washington, D.C. Students from the two universities compete in various sporting events. Two events are scheduled at RIT, both free and ... -
Newsmakers
(Rochester Institute of Technology, 1998-03-01)Dr. James DeCaro, dean of NTID, was honored in February by the Greater Rochester Metro Chamber of Commerce with a Civic Award for Education for his outstanding achievement in the education sector. These annual civic ... -
CJ Jones featured in movie
(Rochester Institute of Technology, 1999-03-01)The performance of Charles "CJ" Jones, a 1972 data processing graduate, in The Ride, a film directed by John Flanders, will be shown at a premiere Sunday, May 2, in Philadelphia. The film is the story of two men who ... -
Rubin appointed SAISD director
(Rochester Institute of Technology, 2000-03-01)Dr. Gerry Buckley, Associate Dean of NTID Student Affairs, SVP'74, '78, is pleas ed to announce the appointment of Jeff Rubin as the new director of Substance an d Alcohol Intervention Services for the Deaf (SAISD). Rubin ... -
New book available for parents and teachers of deaf
(Rochester Institute of Technology, 2002-02-28)Three faculty members from the National Technical Institute for the Deaf (NTID) share authorship of a new book that arguably offers the most comprehensive look at deaf education ever written. -
Applauding students who earned 4.0 GPAs winter quarter
(Rochester Institute of Technology, 1999-04-01)More than 40 NTID students earned a grade point average of 4.0 for the winter 1998-99 quarter at RIT. Listed below are the high academic achievers with their hometowns and programs of study. Kudos!