RIT-DSA. RIT/NTID Deaf Studies Archive
Found in 187 Collections and/or Records:
Jacqueline Schertz stained glass mandala
The Jacqueline Schertz stained glass mandala consists of one pane and is untitled.
NTID Technical Signs videotape series
Collection of 17 VHS videotapes from a series titled Technical Signs produced at the National Technical Institute of the Deaf (NTID). The set is incomplete.
Steve Baldwin collection
Materials related to deaf educator Steve Baldwin's involvement with deaf theater, in particular with the play "Deaf Smith" about Erastus "Deaf" Smith. Baldwin is a certified teacher, published author, fundraiser, newsletter editor/writer, scriptwriter and history researcher.
NTID people files
Collection created to preserve biographical information about people who have worked or studied at National Technical School for the Deaf. (NTID)
Mary Dignan mosaic
The collection consists of a mosaic created by Deaf artist Mary Dignan.
RIT/NTID performance group Dangerous Signs trip to NYC dvd
RIT/NTID performance group Dangerous Signs DVD contains footage of a 2013 trip to New York City by the poetry, music and storytelling performance group.
Big Town television script
Script for an episode of the Gross-Krasne Productions television show Big Town entitled Justice is Mute, release #80, season 4. Big Town was a television series that aired from 1950-1956. This episode has the interpreter for a deaf-mute character not acting in the best interest of the character and conspiring to victimize him.
NTID Business Club photographs
Materials related to the NTID Business Club at the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT). The purpose of the NTID Business Club is to improve the academic environment by providing the knowledge of business. The collection includes photographs from a trip to the Toronto Stock Exchange and a group photo from 1988.
James DeCaro interviews with TRIPOD program founders and parents
The TRIPOD Educational Model School (TRIPOD) program was started in 1982 as a method of teaching both deaf and hearing students together in a classroom using both sign language and voice. Eight DVDs contain Dr. James DeCaro's interviews with the founders of the TRIPOD program and parents of children who attended.