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Collective Advocacy: Campaign for Accessibility Now
A scan of a page from RIT's Reporter Magazine detailing the Campaign for Accessibility Now by NTID students.
Collective Advocacy: Ebony Club
Two students sit on a couch and converse under a handwritten sign promoting Thursday meetings of the Ebony Club in LBJ Hall.
Collective Advocacy: NTID students join 'deaf power' in D.C.
A news clipping from the March 12, 1988 edition of the Rochester Democrat & Chronicle describes the journey made by RIT/NTID students to Washington, DC, to lend their support to Gallaudet students in their efforts to demand that the new Gallaudet…
Collective Advocacy: Robert R. Davila
Dr. Robert R. Davila, the first deaf and Latino leader of RIT/NTID.
Collective Advocacy: Students Come Together
A group of students meet at the College Grind, a former cafe on campus, to discuss various issues.
Collective Advocacy: Students form a human barricade
A group of unidentified students form a human barricade.
Collective Advocacy: T. Alan Hurwitz
Dr. T. Alan Hurwitz, the first deaf president and dean of NTID.
Giving: LBJ Street
A view of the second floor of NTID's Lyndon Baines Johnson Hall. Currently a printed timeline is mounted in this area; in the future, the new NTID Alumni Museum will be located here.
Grand Experiment: Early NTID faculty members
Three of the first deaf faculty members (l-r, Loy E. Golladay, Alice Beardsley, and Robert F. Panara) converse in 1975.
Grand Experiment: LBJ signs the National Technical Institute for the Deaf Act into law.
President Lyndon Baines Johnson signs the National Technical Institute for the Deaf Act into law outside the White House on June 8, 1965.