American Sign Language Certificate
College of Allied Health and Nursing|Academic Programs|Communication Sciences and Disorders
The American Sign Language Certificate is a 16-credit certificate comprising one course in Deaf Studies and five courses in American Sign Language. The certificate will provide students with the foundational sign language skills necessary to achieve minimum proficiency levels, improve interpersonal communication, and develop a deeper awareness of the language, culture, and historical context of the Deaf community. This is to be better prepared for meaningful interactions and to appreciate the richness of diversity within the Deaf community.
About American Sign Language
Learning American Sign Language opens a world of communication and connection. Find out what you can do with American Sign Language.
Courses
Learn about a variety of American Sign Language courses available for you and the requirements to obtain an American Sign Language Certificate.
Student Handbook, Placement Assessment, & Credit for Prior Learning
The American Sign Language course information is available in the Student Handbook. Learn about the American Sign Language placement assessment and Credit for Prior Learning.
ASL Faculty
Discover who your Advising and Faculty contacts are.
