Deaf Iowa students study away and rarely return home
Deaf Iowa graduates from Gallaudet and NTID rarely work in Iowa, staying on the East Coast where deaf communities are larger. Curt Seiders cites limited local opportunities, with many grads entering education or social work. He notes growing local graduations from the Iowa School for the Deaf and mentions the upcoming Iowa Association for the Deaf convention in Amana.
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Gail Cooper-Evans
Gazette
Living Today
Iowa
Gallaudet College
Washington, D.C
National Technical Institute For the Deaf
Rochester
N.Y
Curt Seiders
Seiders
Rehabilitation Education and Services Branch
Iowa Department of Public Instruction
Mullin
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Waterloo
Dubuque and
Decorah
Gallaudet
NTID
Raymond Lehmann
Independence
Lehmann
Hilda Lehmann
the Gazette
Trenton
N.J
Sally Kriz
Ely
Janet
Rochester College
Kriz
Washington
Kennedy High School
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Ilford
Paul Jensen
the Gazette
Third Ave
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Deaf colleges face language hurdles and funding at Gallaudet
The article outlines admissions standards at Gallaudet University including reading levels and preparatory programs, notes high reliance on federal funds, and highlights a thriving theatre troupe and expanding enrollments. It also compares Deaf education paths with NTID at Rochester Institute of Technology.
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Gallaudet
Dawn Bradley
Jerald M. Jordan
Jordar
Kennedy Center
the Kid
Bill Moses
Moses
Kendall
Model Secondary School For the
Washington
National Technical Institute For the Deaf
Rochester Institute of Technology
NTID
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