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	President Hurwitz elected to DC Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Gallaudet University is pleased to announce President T. Alan Hurwitz has been elected to serve on the Board of Directors for the DC Chamber of Commerce. [ 30 Apr 2013]
	Event gives restaurant goers exposure to deaf life and culture Gallaudet students taking the GSR 395 Special Topics Course, "Think Tank," hosted a Deaf Night at the Busboys and Poets location at 5th and K streets, NW, in Washington, D.C. on April 8. [ 29 Apr 2013]
	Art exhibit celebrates Gallaudet's diversity "We Are Gallaudet," an exhibit of more than 230 photographs that celebrate the diversity of the Gallaudet community, is on display at the I. King Jordan Student Academic Center. Collectively, the photos remind the viewer of the rich tapestry that makes up the Gallaudet community. [ 24 Apr 2013]
	President Hurwitz to receive honorary degree from Fresno State Gallaudet University is pleased to announce President T. Alan Hurwitz will receive the degree of Doctor of Humane Letters, honoris causa, from California State University, Fresno (Fresno State). Fresno State President John Welty recommended Hurwitz to receive the degree which was then approved by the California State University (CSU) Board of Trustees. [ 24 Apr 2013]
	BL2 Interns Receive Certification to Operate Advanced Brain Imaging Tool Gallaudet University announced that five undergraduate and graduate students from the Brain and Language Lab (BL2) recently received certification to operate one of the world’s most advanced brain imaging systems, functional Near Infrared Spectroscopy (fNIRS), which tracks the oxygen absorption of blood in the brain in reaction to different stimuli. [ 20 Apr 2013]
	Gallaudet, Beijing Union universities take first step in International Center Pilot Program The two universities launched a partnership they formed last year with a pilot summer instruction program in which 30 students from Beijing Union University were taught English and American Sign Language for five weeks.