American Sign Language
American Sign Language is a natural, visual, non-spoken language used by Deaf people in North America. ASL has its own distinct grammatical structure and unique vocabulary. The shape, movement, and location of the hands, facial expressions and body are used to communicate. ASL is not based on English.
Answers to commonly asked questions
ASL courses and class schedules
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Course descriptions
American Sign Language (ASL) - Schedules
Fall 2010
Special education degree and
licensure programs
This field of study offers masters of education and licensure programs
that allow for a focus in deaf and hard of hearing
Academic and professional staff
Deaf resources