Sign Language Interpretation Program
American Sign Language interpreters work with deaf and hearing people, relaying signed messages into spoken languages and spoken messages into signed language. Professional interpreters work in a variety of settings including education, conferences, social services, health care, and law. Students enter the full-time two-year program each fall term; enrollment is limited. To receive an application packet which lists courses and explains the enrollment process, call either number above. Prerequisite courses include successful completion of ASL 130, Current Issues in Deafness, and Intermediate American Language skills. Call Sign Language Interpretation Office for a list of these courses.