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ASL and Interpreter Preparation

The A. Eugene and Bernice Hoeper ASL and Interpreting Program

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Learn ASL and become an interpreter

Study Deaf culture and become proficient in American Sign Language. In addition to learning skills in the expressive and receptive use of American Sign Language (ASL), you can also prepare to professionally interpret between ASL and English in a high paying, in-demand career. Experiential and service learning, video lab assignments and on-site observations create a lively learning environment in which to hone your practical skills and theoretical knowledge.

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CCBC completely shaped the outlook of my interpreting career. I came in on the fence about the whole field after earning my bachelor's degree and left confident that this is what I could and would be able to do.

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See which next step is right for you

  • No experience with ASL? Start with ASLS 101.
  • Do you have a foundational knowledge of ASL? Schedule an assessment screening and placement interview.

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Program contact

Rebecca Minor

Department Chair, Communication Arts

Stephan Kennedy

Assistant Professor, Interpreter Preparation Program Coordinator

Ricky Perry

Associate Professor ASL & Deaf Culture Program Coordinator

This course is not currently being offered