National Technical Institute for the Deaf Papers: Recent submissions
Now showing items 501-520 of 600
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Hormone, hearing loss linked-- UR-RIT study hints potassium may be a factor
(Democrat and Chronicle, 2006-02-15) -
Airport installing system for deaf, hard of hearing
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World of difference
(Buck County Times, 2005-03-24) -
The language of passion - deaf chefs take a 'can-do' attitude into the kitchen
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Technology working to aid disability
(Defense Contract Management Agency, East Side Edition, 2005-05-11) -
ASL a sign of the times at San Dieguito schools
(North Country Times, 2002-05-19) -
Deaf student to attend school with his peers
(Kentucky.com/Lexington Herald Leader, 2005-08-03)When Erik Banks graduates from Scott County High, he will not only cross a bridge to his future, but also build a bridge to close the communication gap he experiences daily. -
A glove that speaks volumes
(Wired News, 2002-01)Instant messaging has improved communications for the deaf so significantly it's been called a "godsend" by one. Now, a glove that can translate American Sign Language into text may improve communications even further. -
Deaf man realizes dream of being cop
(Democrat and Chronicle, 2006-07-19)A familiar face on the Rochester Institute of Technology campus is pursuing his dream, one that makes him a rarity: becoming a police officer despite a hearing loss. -
Deaf 'Survivor' visits NTID, offers tips woman had role of reality TV pioneer
(Democrat and Chronicle, 2004-03-19) -
Hearing the needs of the deaf
(Plansponsor, 2000-11) -
He keeps the engine running
(Concord Monitor Online, 2005-12-02)When a horn is busted, he 'feels' it -
NTID group awards advocate for deaf
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A high-tech day in the life of a deaf student
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My life, my words
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Hiring people with disabilities benefits them, business, economy
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A letter from Dr. T. Alan Hurwitz
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NTID students reach out to Africa, Thailand, and the Rochester community
(2005-05-20)“How would you feel if you found out that a radical militia group had a mission to eliminate all deaf people?” Students at the National Technical Institute for the Deaf (NTID) enrolled in Intercultural Communication ... -
Choices expand for deaf filmgoers
(Democrat and Chronicle, 2005-04-15)Open-captioned movies, the preferred method for most film buffs in Rochester's substantial deaf and hard-of-hearing community, are now available at three area theaters. -
Deaf students exhibiting an acute sense of calling
(Democrat and Chronicle, 2005-07-27)A school setting might be the last place many rising high school seniors would like to spend summer vacation, but more than 200 of them are doing just that at Rochester Institute of Technology's National Technical Institute ...