Northampton Forbes Library, Discussion

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Grace Coolidge and Deaf Education Join us for a panel discussion on Grace Coolidge and her work at the Clarke School for the Deaf (1902-1905). She was an advocate for education and deaf education and friend of the Clarke School for the remainder of her life. Join the Calvin Coolidge Presidential Library & Museum in person or livestream and recorded on You Tube on Thursday November 5 at 6:30 PM for a panel discussion on Grace Coolidge and Deaf Education. Grace Goodhue Coolidge graduated from the University of Vermont in 1902 and came to Northampton, Massachusetts to teach at the Clarke School for the deaf 1902-1905. She was an advocate for education, deaf education, and friend of the Clarke School for the remainder of her life. Panelists:

Jan Gatty, who had over 50 years of service with Clarke Theodore Mason, who helped establish the Baystate Medical Center Cochlear Implant Program Joni Skinner of Hampshire Hearing, and formerly of Clarke Alan Marvelli, graduate and Professor emeritus in the Smith College/Clarke Graduate Program in Teacher Education. moderated by Bill Scher, chair of the Coolidge Standing Committee

This event will also be livestreamed and recorded on the Forbes Library YouTube channel. Calvin Coolidge Presidential Library & Museum Need a gift for the Coolidge fan in your life? We’ve got T-shirts, books, and tote bags. Available in person or shop online: https://store.forbeslibrary.org/product-category/calvin-coolidge