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Deaf Studies & Professional Studies

Grad profile: Camryn Skari

Grad profile: Camryn Skari

May 15, 2020

“Working with the deaf/hard of hearing/deaf-blind population has always been my goal, and there are only two universities in the nation that offer any type of counseling specialized to fit this population.”

Grad profile: Kailee Goodrich

Grad profile: Kailee Goodrich

May 18, 2020

“I was not interested in linguistics; I had a very difficult time in English linguistics, but this class changed my perspective about it all.”

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