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38 Cards in this Set
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Dolores Ramírez (Barrett) |
- 1st Deaf Latina to Graduate Gallaudet - Deaf educator, office professional and Deaf community advocate |
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Esperanza Correa (Latimer ) |
- 2nd Deaf Latina to graduate Gallaudet - Longtime Deaf educator |
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Ida Gray (Hampton) |
- 1st Black Deaf woman to graduate Gallaudet -Longtime Deaf educator |
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Blanche Wilkins |
- 1st Black Deaf person on NAD executive committee - Early Black Deaf woman advocate & educator |
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Lillian Hahn (Skinner) |
- pioneering Asian Deaf woman advocate & community leader |
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Rodger Desmosthenes O’kelly |
Black DeafBlind Lawyer in 1920s |
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Agatha Tiegel |
- 1st Deaf woman to earn a Gallaudet degree - 2nd Deaf woman to graduate Gallaudet |
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Andrew Foster |
- 1st openly Black Deaf person to Graduate Gallaudet - Missionary to Deaf Africa |
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Hume LePrince Battiste |
- earliest known Black, Multiracial Deaf person to graduate Gallaudet - passed as an indigenous person - professional athlete & business man |
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Nathie Marbury |
- 1st Black Deaf Woman: enter CSUN’s National Leadership Training Program, taught at the Kendall school, on NAD board, ASL performer extraordinaire |
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Roberto Davila |
- Earliest known Latino to graduate Gallaudet - Top official: NTID CEO & Gallaudet president - Highest ranking Deaf official in the U.S federal government - Deaf community leader |
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James Gilbert Jr |
1st earliest known Black Deaf student from Gallaudet |
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Ennals J. Adams Jr. |
- 2nd earliest Black Deaf student from Gallaudet |
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Pedro Sandoval |
- earliest known Deaf Latino student at Gallaudet |
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Alto Lowman |
- 1st Deaf woman Gallaudet graduate (diploma) |
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Melville Ballard |
- 1st Deaf Gallaudet student - 1st Deaf graduate with an earned degree |
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John Carlin |
- 1st person to receive a Gallaudet degree (honorary) |
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May Martin Stafford |
- 1st Deaf woman faculty member at Gallaudet - 1st Deaf female to earn a MA at Gallaudet |
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John Hotchkiss |
- 1st Deaf faculty member at Gallaudet |
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Julius Garrett & H.L. Johns |
First Black Deaf teachers |
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Emma Speake & Annie Szymanoskie |
1st two Deaf female students at Gallaudet |
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Florita Téllez “Flo” Corey |
- Deaf Latina professional touring & folkloric dancer |
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Melanie McKay-Cody |
- Deaf charokee woman scholar - indigenous Deaf community leader |
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Damara Goff Paris |
- Deaf charokee/ Blackfoot woman writer - Indigenous Deaf community leader - mental health counselor/leader |
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Dawena Michelle Muth |
- Deaf Pawnee& Flandreau Santee Woman entrepreneur & performer |
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Steven K. Chough |
Asian pioneer: - 1st Deaf person with MA in social working - Korean-English translator for U.S army during Korean War - counselor, educator, administrator, dean - (2000) founder of 1st Asian Deaf studies course at Gallaudet |
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Cynthia J. Plue |
- Asian Deaf community leader, scholar, educator, consultant |
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Shiran Zhavian |
Persian Jewish Deaf woman chemical engineer & educator |
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Hala & Hadel somo “Somo sisters” |
- 1st Chaldean Iraq Deaf Women to graduate from CSUN - Future Deaf studies & ASL teachers |
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Emily Lewis |
First Deaf female principal |
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Mary Elizabeth Bigler |
1st Deaf teacher of a DeafBlind student |
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Mary Polly Boiling |
- 1st Deaf woman to receive an education - 1st American Deaf woman to be educated on American Soil |
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Abigail Dillingham |
1st Deaf woman teacher of Deaf children |
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Angela & Carolyn McCaskill |
1st Black Deaf women to receive a PHD |
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Amanda Johnson |
1st Black Deaf woman teacher |
Amanda |
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Diana Brooks |
1st Black Deaf woman faculty member at Gallaudet |
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Donna Drake |
1st Deaf woman to be a supervising teacher |
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Nansie Sharpless |
1st woman to get a PHD from Gallaudet |
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