Glenn B. Anderson is an American writer who was the first Black Deaf man to earn a doctoral degree. Anderson is the author of a book titled Still I Rise: The Enduring Legacy of Black Deaf …

Dr. Glenn B. Anderson is commonly known as the first Deaf African-American in the United States to earn his doctorate degree. Born and raised in the South Side of Chicago, he became deaf …

Dr. Glenn B. Anderson, ’68, has attained an array of ground-breaking achievements that have benefited many people-deaf and hearing as well as those with disabilities-any of which warrant …

Anderson grew up in Chicago and began college as the only deaf student on a campus of 12,000 students at Northern Illinois University (NIU). There, he encountered bias and discrimination …

From 1982 to 2008, he served as Director of Training at the University of Arkansas Rehabilitation Research and Training Center for Persons who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing located in Little …

The Center for Black Deaf Studies (CBDS) operates as an outreach center for teaching and learning about the Black Deaf experience.

The National Black Deaf Advocates notes that Dr. Glenn B. Anderson was the first Deaf African-American in the United States to earn a doctorate degree.

Living in a predominately black community on the South Side and sharing a house with his younger sister and grandmothers, Anderson became deaf at the age of 7 after a severe bout …

An inspiring conversation with Dr. Glenn B. Anderson, a trailblazing Black Deaf leader and the first Black Deaf man to earn a doctoral degree. His legacy as an author, basketball player, and …

2014年4月9日 · Anderson’s service also includes facilitating graduate student research via dissertation committees on deafness—a much needed resource at this university. Dr. …