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Certificate in Sign Language Interpreting

The Certificate in Sign Language Interpreting program is designed to prepare individuals who are pursuing a path in interpreting and becoming facilitators of communication for the Deaf. The program combines theoretical and practical learning experiences that will develop the students’ linguistic knowledge and understanding of American Sign Language (ASL), as well as their awareness of Deaf culture.

 

Program Student Learning Outcomes (SLOs): 
Upon successful completion of the Certificate in Supervision and Management program, students will be able to:

  1. Demonstrate knowledge of historical, social, cultural and ideological constructions of deaf people and their communities on national and global scales.
  2. Introduce and present written projects related to the field of Deaf Culture using various media.
  3. Reflect and engage in critical inquiry relating to topics in Deaf Culture and sign languages.

 

Major Requirements

Course

Course Name

Credits

ASL100

American Sign Language I

4

ASL110

American Sign Language II

4

ASL120

American Sign Language III

4

ASL130

American Sign Language IV

4

IN145

Vocabulary Development for Intercultural Development

3

IN170

Introduction to Interpreting

3

IN180

Ecology of Deafness

3

IN220

Voice to Sign/Sign to Voice Interpreting

3

IN292

Sign Language Interpreting Practicum

3

Certificate Total

31

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