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We have a collection of zines authored by deaf individuals in the circulating collection that you can review. Check out the following zines by Mia Milling (an alumna) and visit her website.
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Thank you to the NTID faculty and staff who participated in the search committee interviews, including Dr. Corinna Hill, Dr. Scot Atkins, Dr. Pam Conley, and Joseph Fox.
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Tabitha Jacques from Gallaudet University has reached out regarding a planned 2027 exhibit and will be borrowing materials related to the history of ASL poetry. They plan a “Dandelions” theme.
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The following eBook related to captioning and accessible communication has now been cataloged and is available through the library:
*Visualizing Captions and Subtitles: The Embodiment of Accessible Multimodal Communication by Janine Butler.
This resource complements ongoing interest in captioning history, accessibility, and Deaf media studies.
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The New York State Library’s New York at 250: A Resource Guide for Public Libraries and Partners features Dr. Robert F. Panara. The entry links to the New York State “250” LibGuide, where readers can access expanded content, including a biographical profile drawn from Dr. Harry G.
