American Sign Language Offered at U of A
Person signing 'INTERPRETER'
Did you know that the U of A proudly offers both beginning and intermediate classes in ASL? Classes meet on Tuesdays from 6-8:30 p.m. in Kimpel Hall room 213. Check the U of A Schedule of Classes and enroll today!
At the U of A, ASL is fun! We make learning ASL interesting and challenging! Each lesson features activities that simulate real-life situations. You'll be amazed at how quickly you are able to communicate using ASL!
As part of your coursework, you will:
- Fully experience a new culture
- Meet and interact with deaf community members
- Apply what you learn to everyday situations
Who takes ASL at the U of A?
- Family and friends of deaf people
- Teachers
- Career interpreters
- Speech and language pathologists and other medical professionals
- Public service workers
Class: 11332 Section: 005-SPT Regular
WLLC3980V 005 Special Studies
Topics
Contacts
Matthew Parkhurst, professor
World Languages, Literatures and Cultures
707-758-5207,
MP086@uark.edu
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