As the unit responsible for international affairs at Gallaudet University, International Relations, within the Office of the President is responsible for assisting and advising the President in developing, maintaining, and leading strategic international relations activities at Gallaudet University to achieve international goals of the Gallaudet Strategic Plan. International Relations assists the President to build a highly respected, visible and recognizable presence for Gallaudet internationally. It also serves as the President's representative in administering and operating the Nippon Foundation scholarship programs. Working with the President, serving as an ambassador for Gallaudet with foreign governments officials, embassies, the U.S. Department of State, international corporations, and non-governmental organizations (NGOs), the International Relations unit will be the central point of contact within Gallaudet for these external international entities.

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Previous Events

February 28, 2012	African Lessons on Language and Citizenship: Local Action and Transnational Partnerships (Conference)
February 28, 2012	Pakistan Poetry symposium
February 7, 2012	State of the University Address
January 21, 2012	Israeli Ambassador Visits Gallaudet University, Gives Speech to Campus Community
January 20, 2012	Gallaudet community in attendance at silent art
November 22,2011	Gallaudet University forms collaboration with Beijing Union University
November 2, 2011	New center will promote education for deaf people in Panama
September 11, 2011	Nippon Foundation visits Gallaudet
June 18, 2011	Gallaudet-Nippon partnership continues
March 24, 2011	Gallaudet WDL scholar named finalist in Philips Livable Cities Award competition; seeks votes to advance to winner's circle
March 21, 2011	Gallaudet responds to crisis in Japan
Nov. 10 to 19, 2010	Gallaudet Global Deaf Village selected as a Top Citizen Diplomacy Program for U.S. summit