The Deaf Hub looks forward to working with Dr. Solomon to increase the representation of DHH in healthcare and biomedical science fields!

Thrilled to see a Deaf scientist and the first woman taking a lead as our next NTID President!

BRIGHT IDEA*: www.rit.edu/ntid/deafhub/brightidea/
*Building Representation and Integrity in Health Care and Biomedical Science: Increasing Depth and Empowerment in Academia #studentspotlight #ntiddeafhub

Did you enjoy reading the BI*POC’s Quest articles so far? Drop a comment below or email us at deafhub@rit.edu and we’d love to listen to your thoughts!

Monday Rewind pulls an article from the BRIGHT IDEA archive to feature Menna Nicola on BI*POC’s Quest.

Her insights as a student majoring in Human-Centered Computing are well worth reading at: www.rit.edu/ntid/deafhub...

This Deaf Hub Exploring Perspectives series is partially supported by NIGMS of the National Institutes of Health through Rochester Bridges to the Doctorate (T32GM150525) and RIT U-RISE (T34GM145542).

#deafscientists #ntiddeafhub @ur-ctsi.bsky.social

Deaf Hub Exploring Perspectives: Biomedical Science: Michelle Koplitz, MHS YouTube video by NTID Deaf Health Care and Biomedical Science Hub

Michelle Koplitz’s presentation is now available on Youtube!

Link: youtu.be/SsEUGfEgaK8
Questions or concerns? ritrise@rit.edu or bridges@rit.edu

#StudentSpotlight #ntiddeafhub

It’s time for Monday Rewind to feature Chehally Soto who had been interviewed for the BI*POC’s Quest!

Read her article to learn more about her lens in the field of communications: www.rit.edu/ntid/deafhub...

This Deaf Hub Exploring Perspectives series is partially supported by NIGMS of the National Institutes of Health through Rochester Bridges to the Doctorate (T32GM150525) and RIT U-RISE (T34GM145542).

DHEP: Biomedical Science featuring Athena WIllis, PhD YouTube video by NTID Deaf Health Care and Biomedical Science Hub

Dr. Athena Willis’ presentation is now available on Youtube!

Link: youtu.be/41u2VjGb3EU
Questions or concerns? ritrise@rit.edu or bridges@rit.edu

It's time for Monday Rewind: #StudentSpotlight!

Check out one of our past articles to learn more about Yasmine Lee and her academic experience at RIT: www.rit.edu/ntid/deafhub...

This will be shared with our research assistants at the Summer Healthcare Academic Research Program why the research is so awesome.

Research 101 Question of the Day:

What does quantitative research look like?

Respond in a gif, image, or comment! This will be shared with our research assistants at the Summer Healthcare Academic Research Program why the research is so awesome.

Research 101 Question of the Day:

What does qualitative research look like?

Amadou Diallo, a research assistant at Deaf Hub, was interviewed to share his experience as a student.

Read more: www.rit.edu/ntid/deafhub...

Oh and she's a U-RISE alum too!

Great to see Bo, a Bridges trainee, getting featured!

Bridging Research to Policy in EHDI as a Deaf Public Health Professional by Michelle Koplitz, MHS from 4 to 5pm at SDC 1300/1310

🧠 Bridging Research to Policy in EHDI as a Deaf Public Health Professional
👤 Michelle Koplitz, MHS
🕓 Friday, April 11 from 4 to 5 p.m.
📍 SDC 1300/1310 @ RIT

More info or questions?
✉️ Email us at deafhub@rit.edu

📩 Questions? deafhub@rit.edu
#DeafInHealthcare #FutureHealthPros #RITNTID #ntiddeafhub #dhh #asl

Budding Futures: Exploring Healthcare Opportunities, Saturday, April 19, 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. on the entire second floor of the Student Development Center (SDC) area at RIT/NTID

**Upcoming Event**
Deaf Hub presents Budding Futures: Exploring Healthcare Opportunities 🩺
🗓️ Sat, April 19 | 🕘 9AM–2PM
📍 2nd Floor, SDC @ RIT/NTID

For deaf/HH middle & HS students, & CODAs, curious about healthcare careers. Guardians welcome!

🔗 RSVP by April 14: tiny.cc/BuddingFutures

Deaf Hub Vital Signs is a week away from now. RSVP now to watch Dr. Ashina Singh's presentation, followed by reception!

Check out the video - Menna Nicola, a research assistant at Deaf Hub was featured!

Minor alt text edit: Multidisciplinary Working Group: Empowering Career Pathways in STEMM, the first MWG report is available. Tiffany Panko, MD, MBA, Deaf Hub’s Executive Director and the larger, committed group of the Multidisciplinary Working Group (MWG) are working toward the second MWG report.

Multidisciplinary Working Group: Empowering Career Pathways in STEMM | American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)

If you are interested in reading the recommendations of the first MWG, they are available on AAAS webpage.

If you want to learn more about the recommendations of the first MWG, go ahead to scan the QR code or click the link: www.aaas.org/ecp

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At the end of their term (Spring 2026), they will share their recommendations to dismantle ableism and improve disability inclusion in STEMM. This is the second MWG convened to address systemic issues in STEMM. /2

Multidisciplinary Working Group: Empowering Career Pathways in STEMM, the first MWG report by Tiffany Panko, MD, MBA, Deaf Hub’s Executive Director and he larger, committed group of the Multidisciplinary Working Group (MWG)

It's time for #ResearchSpotlight!

Tiffany Panko, MD, MBA, Deaf Hub’s Executive Director, and the larger, committed group of the Multidisciplinary Working Group (MWG), is working on an initiative at @aaas.org focusing on Disability Inclusion and Anti-Ableism in STEMM. /1

Drop a comment if you want to learn more about the Deaf Hub Vital Signs! Or subscribe to our mailing list for future event announcements: signup.e2ma.net/signup/19995...

This RSVP will help us with catering purposes - please fill out by Friday, March 7.

This talk will be recorded and shared - stay tuned for our future updates!

For more info or questions, email Krystina at: deafhub@rit.edu