American Sign Language Minor

The minor consists of 18 hours. It is designed to provide students with a background in American Sign Language and Deaf Culture. Although there will be exposure to Deaf Education and Educational Interpreting topics, the minor does not lead to interpreter certification or teacher licensure.

Complete (18 undergraduate hours):

Required:

ASL 211 - Intermediate American Sign Language I * (minimum grade of B or better)
ASL 212 - Intermediate American Sign Language II * (minimum grade of B or better)
ASL 311 - Advanced American Sign Language I: Educational Contexts (minimum grade of B or better) *
ASL 435 - Linguistics of American Sign Language (minimum grade of C)

Select 6 credits from:

ASL 421 - History and Culture of the Deaf (minimum grade of C) *
ASL 422 - Deaf Literature and ASL Folklore (minimum grade of C) *
EDDE 415 - Language Development of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing I (minimum grade of C)
EDDE 416 - Language Development of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing II (minimum grade of C) *
EDDE 425 - Foundations of Deaf Education (minimum grade of C) *
* Meets Volunteer Core Requirements .

Undergraduates

Graduate Students

American Sign Language Minor

Complete (18 undergraduate hours):

Required:

Select 6 credits from: