Deaf Education, M.S.
Since its inception in 1967 as a joint effort between McDaniel College and the Maryland School for the Deaf, McDaniel's M.S. in Deaf Education has built on its mission to prepare outstanding (and award-winning) teachers.
Why McDaniel for Deaf Education?
What You Need to Know About the M.S. in Deaf Education
Admissions Requirements
Degree Requirements
State Authorization & Professional Licensure
Program Requirements
A Model Program
Yael Zelinger M.S. '99
For decades, Yael Zelinger M.S. ’99 has worked to make the larger Jewish community accessible and inclusive for Deaf individuals. Zelinger jump-started her professional career by earning a master’s degree in Deaf Education here on the Hill, which led to her joining the staff of Jewish Advocates for Deaf Education in Baltimore.
Spotlight Clara Jean "Jeanie" Mosley Hall M.S. ’76
Think back to when you were a child just learning to speak, read or write. Learning the nuances of one language was hard enough but imagine that you had to learn two — and serve as an interpreter for the adults in your life. That’s the situation Clara Jean “Jeanie” Mosley Hall M.S. ’76 was born into as a Child of Deaf Adults (CODA).