Contact the following Gallaudet departments directly to receive free information and materials. Considered one of the best buys in college education, deaf and hard of hearing students have 50 programs from which to choose to earn degrees. More than 400 students enrolled in programs leading to Ph.D., specialist, and master's degrees benefit from a resource center on deafness unparalleled in the world. Gallaudet University is also a Consortium member, giving students access to 11 other colleges and universities in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. Programs include extension courses, sign language classes, seminars, and conferences offered at GU and around the nation through CCE's regional centers.
Conference proceedings are available.
GRI leads in the field of deafness-related research. Its demographic reports are considered the authoritative source of data on the deaf school population in the United States. GRI publishes on topics ranging from assistive technology, educational practice, and human development, including an annual report of research at the University, and a newsletter on recent findings. The Complete Meeting Package provides the best value available. GUP also distributes Signum Verlag books in English from Germany.