Overview
We offer a major, minor, and several clusters in American Sign Language (ASL) in the humanities academic division. Our program prepares students for a variety of professions such as education, medicine, law, Deaf education, sign language interpreting, research, counseling, program administration, or community service.
We offer a full four-year liberal arts degree, with classes in ASL as a language, in the literature and culture of the American Deaf community, in the linguistics and psycholinguistics of signed and spoken languages, and classes in using ASL for instruction. We also offer courses in French Sign Language.
Our faculty work closely with the 91×ÔÅÄÂÛ̳’s , the , and the to pursue interdisciplinary research.
There are many opportunities for students with a solid foundation of ASL. The from Accredited Schools Online has information on ASL:
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