Paul W. Zimmerman

Paul W. Zimmerman graduated Kokomo High School in 1941 with a full scholarship to Herron School of Art at Indiana University. Earning his Bachelor of Fine Arts in 1946, he received…

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Yung Wing

Born in southern China, Yung Wing attended missionary schools starting at age seven. At 13, he entered Morrison School led by Connecticut minister S. R. Brown. When Brown left China…

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Patricia Kingsley Ritter

Patricia Kingsley Ritter was a graduate of the University of Iowa. She attended Yale Divinity School and received her master’s degree from the Yale School of Education. Activist In 1936,…

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Henry Perkins

A Hartford native, Henry Perkins was a graduate of Hartford Public High School (1892), Yale (1896), and Columbia (1899). Educator After completing a Sloane Fellowship at Yale (1901-02), he began…

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Rev. John James McCook

Rev. John James McCook was an Episcopal minister, college professor, and social reformer. The Fighting McCooks John James McCook was born in New Lisbon, Ohio, the youngest in a family…

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Charles S. Hastings

After earning his PhD from Yale (1873), Charles S. Hastings studied in Germany and France. Professor In 1876, he joined the newly-established Johns Hopkins University as an associate. Eight years…

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Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet

Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet is recognized as the father of deaf education in the United States. He earned undergraduate and graduate degrees from Yale University. After graduating from Andover Theological Seminary,…

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Edward Miner Gallaudet

Edward Miner Gallaudet was the son of Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet, founder of the American School for the Deaf, and Sophia Fowler, one of his early pupils. After graduating from Hartford…

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