Classes for Undergraduates
- ASL 101 American Sign Language I
This course introduces the student to basic knowledge about American Sign Language and deaf people. Emphasis in the course is upon acquisition of both comprehension and production skills as well as upon knowledge of the deaf community and the development of cultural awareness necessary for optimal communication interaction.
- ASL 102 American Sign Language II
- ASL 301 ASL and English: Comparative Analysis
- ASL 303 Classifiers: Theory and Applications
- ASL 304 Fingerspelling and ASL Numbers: Theory and Practice
- ASL 305 Non-manual Grammatical Signals in ASL
(for more ASL courses, see the Undergraduate catalog)
Department/Program: College of Liberal Arts, Sciences, and Technologies (CLAST), ASL and Deaf Studies
Chair: Dr. Arlene B. Kelly
Contact: Your academic advisor about taking ASL classes or arlene.kelly@gallaudet.edu about a minor/major in ASL and Deaf Studies
Links:
ASL Courses (descriptions from the University Undergraduate Catalog)
