Gallaudet community helps Mandela Washington Fellow study interpreting and education | B.A. in Government

Malesaoana Esther Mohale, a social worker and sign language interpreter from the Kingdom of Lesotho, a country in southern Africa, recently completed her service as a Mandela Washington Fellow at Gallaudet University and Drexel University, in Philadelphia, Pa. From January through March, Dr. David Penna, professor of government, hosted her virtually during her service as a Fellow.

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