MA in International Development
The International Development Master of Arts Degree Program (IDMA) prepares students to advocate, design, implement, monitor and evaluate social change activities in collaboration with Deaf, DeafBlind, and Hard-of-Hearing people, and people with disabilities, at local, national, and international levels.
Maguire Welcome Center
Every year, hundreds of prospective students, parents, professionals, school groups, American Sign Language classes and others visit Gallaudet University. Learn more about visiting Gallaudet University and schedule a tour.
Contact
Coordinator:
Roberta Gage
EMG Memorial Building (EMG)
First Floor
(202) 250-2474 (videophone)
(202) 651-5050 (voice)
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Academic Programs and Departments
Mathematics Department
Gallaudet is dedicated to increasing the number of deaf and hard of hearing professionals in science and technology fields. Students in the Department of Science, Technology and Mathematics can choose our Pre-Medicine Program, apply for scholarships funded by a grant from the National Science Foundation or work at off-campus internships through collaborations with programs at Duke University, Tufts University and James Madison University.
Contact
Chair: Kathleen Arnos, Ph.D.
Hall Memorial Building, N344C
(202) 559-5746 (videophone)
(202) 651-5258 (voice)
Merit-based Scholarship Awards
Merit scholarships, scholarship calculator
Clerc Center/KDES/MSSD
Model Secondary School for the Deaf
The Model Secondary School for the Deaf (MSSD) is the demonstration high school of the Laurent Clerc National Deaf Education Center, located on the campus of Gallaudet University in Washington, D.C..
Contact
Principal:
Mindi Failing, Ed.S.
Office:
MSSD 108
(202) 651-5031 (videophone/voice)
(202) 651-5109 (fax)
(202) 651-5425 (en Español)