Deaf Studies Minor

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Chairperson

David Svolba

The Deaf Studies minor takes an interdisciplinary approach to the study of deaf and hard-of-hearing people in American and world society. The minor promotes the understanding of deaf people as a linguistic and cultural group and encourages students to analyze existing stereotypes and policies relating to deaf and hard-of-hearing people in order to engage and effect change in the community at-large.

Program Curriculum Requirements

ASL 1000 - American Sign Language (ASL) for Beginners I 3 Credit(s)
ASL 1050 - Introduction to Deaf Studies 3 Credit(s)
ASL 1100 - American Sign Language (ASL) for Beginners II 3 Credit(s)
ASL 2100 - American Sign Language Intermediate I 3 Credit(s)
ASL 2200 - American Sign Language Intermediate II 3 Credit(s)
ASL 2350 - Deaf Culture 3 Credit(s)