For 10 points, name this Washington, DC university that was the site of the Deaf President Now protest.
In 2006, students at this university blocked its doors and set up protests over the appointment of Jane Fernandes as president. This university was built on land donated by former Postmaster General Amos Kendall. I. King Jordan was named president of this school in 1988 after student protesters shut down the school and burned effigies of Jane Bassett Spillman and Elizabeth Zinser until their "four demands" were met. This site of the (*) DPN movement operates under a Congressional Charter, which means that most of its funding comes from the Federal government and its students' diplomas are signed by the US president. The huddle was invented by this school's football team. For 10 points, name this Washington, DC university that was the site of the Deaf President Now protest.
In 2006, students at this university blocked its doors and set up protests over the appointment of Jane Fernandes as president.
Gallaudet University