Hearing and Speech Center

- Gallaudet University is a private, federally chartered university in Washington, DC, dedicated to education for deaf and hard-of-hearing students. It is officially bilingual (ASL and written English) and the only higher education institution designed to accommodate deaf/hard-of-hearing students across all programs. - Founded in 1864 (originally as a grammar school for deaf and blind children) and named after Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet; current president is Roberta Cordano. - Campus and community details: large city campus in DC; partnership and emphasis on deaf leadership with a staff and leadership largely composed of Deaf individuals; significant focus on accessibility and bilingual instruction. - Notable identity: motto Ephphatha (Be opened); nickname Bison; colors Buff and Blue; affiliated with The Buff and Blue newspaper; participates in NCAA Division III (United East/ECFC).

GW Speech & Hearing Center at Columbian College of Arts & Sciences (George Washington University) - Overview: Part of GWU’s Columbian College of Arts & Sciences, the oldest and largest academic unit of GWU, located in downtown Washington, DC. The college houses liberal arts and sciences programs and engages closely with the nation’s capital through internships and research. If you’re looking for information about GW Speech & Hearing Center, this source confirms the college affiliation but does not provide direct details about the center’s services, faculty, or location. - Key facts from the page: - Founded: 1821 - Students: 7,000+; Faculty/staff: 132 - Focus areas: Arts, humanities, social sciences, natural sciences; notable strengths in political science, math, history, languages - Programs: A wide range of undergraduate, graduate, and professional programs - Contact/identity: Headquarters in Washington, DC; official homepage columbian.gwu.edu - Suggested next steps: If you need specifics about the GW Speech & Hearing Center (e.g., services, hours, appointment info), search directly for “GW Speech & Hearing Center Columbian College” or visit the Columbian College site’s departments or research centers section.