Collegiate Education for Deaf & Hard of Hearing Persons at NCCC

This is a tough time in our lives. COVID-19 has changed the way we can go to school including college.

You can still come to NCCC just not in person. All classes are being taught online. Go to the NCCC webpage at nwcc.edu to learn more.

Stay healthy and safe.

Dr. Sarah Bement

Stop by to visit us today (May 18th) at the Massachusetts Deaf Expo. Find out how the small college that does big things makes your success our goal.

A new ASL class from the Connecticut Family Support Network

Hear Here Hartford hosting a fun event on the 15th.

CEDHH Alumna Crystle Sadowski will perform at Naugatuck Valley Community College on Thursday, May 2nd.

Save the date for Robby's Cause, April 28th at the Hilton Garden Inn in Groton.

Join us at the Northwest Deaf Club. Tuesdays at 4:00 p.m.

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/sekoe-white-deaf-high-school-basketball-coach-inspires-his-young-players/

Deaf high school basketball coach inspires his young players Coach Sekoe White grew up being bullied as the only deaf player on his high school basketball team

The article below illustrates how far a Deaf or hard-of-hearing student can go with good support services such as interpreting, note-taking and tutoring. Start your journey toward a rewarding career with support from CEDHH.

The new Connecticut Family Support Network is supported by a $250K Federal Grant.

Peter Hauser, Ph.D. (L.A.S., 1992), an alumnus of NCCC and the CEDHH Program and a clinical neuropsychologist, poses outside his Deaf Studies Laboratory at the National Technical Institute for the Deaf at R.I.T. Dr. Hauser studies the cognitive, language, and psychosocial aspects of visual learning.