American Sign Language Minor

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The ASL minor is designed for students who wish to develop advanced level proficiency in American Sign Language. Offering small, focused classes, that cover language, culture, education, and literature, this minor is of benefit to social-minded careers that reach and assist deaf people, like teaching, interpreting, and working in the health-care sectors or government agencies. There is currently a high demand of people proficient in ASL in the U.S.

Required Courses

ASL 251 - Second-year American Sign Language Credits: (5)
ASL 252 - Second-year American Sign Language Credits: (5)
ASL 253 - Second-year American Sign Language Credits: (5)
ASL 301 - American Sign Language Literature Credits: (5)
ASL 310 - Deaf Culture and Community Credits: (5)
ASL 343 - Deaf Education Credits: (5)

Total Credits: 30

College and Department Information

World Languages and Cultures Department
College of Arts and Humanities

Program Outcomes
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