FOREIGN LANGUAGE
Check out the great language course offerings we have available on Campus for Summer 2022
Foreign Languages
Learn a new language in a relaxed, supportive atmosphere, learn to communicate by using simple grammatical structures and useful phrases related to travel, business and more. A dash of culture and current events will be included!
**German and French will return in fall 2022.
- Course I: For beginners only, for students who have no experience with the foreign language.
- Course II: For students who have completed Course I, or who have a basic knowledge of the foreign language.
- Course III and beyond: Sequel courses will continue to be offered as long as there is sufficient interest.
SPANISH 1 RLANG 0405 C01
6/7-7/14 5:30 - 7pm
Plus approx. $30 book fee; same book for all levels.
SPANISH 2 RLANG 0406 C01
7/26 - 9/1 5:30 - 7pm
Plus approx. $30 book fee; same book for all levels.
AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE RCEGN 8877 C01
6/8 - 8/10 6:00pm - 8:00pm
This class is an introduction to American Sign Language (ASL), one of the primary languages used by the Deaf community in the United States. This class is intended for absolute beginners with no prior knowledge of ASL, and will be taught by a Deaf individual. You will be introduced to ASL grammar, Deaf culture, and the history of Deaf culture and ASL.
Deaf-Hearing Communication Center (DHCC)
Must purchase book. Approx. cost $85
Title: ASL at Work
ISBN: 978-1-58121-081-1
Direct link to website for textbook: https://www.dawnsign.com/products/details/asl-at-work-student-text-book-and-dvd
AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE II RCEGN 8881 C01
6/7 - 8/9 6:00pm - 8:00pm
This is the second level of American Sign Language (ASL) classes. This class is intended for beginners with some prior knowledge of ASL – specifically, students who have already taken and passed ASL I or who have been evaluated into this level (in case of students who already have prior knowledge but didn’t take classes with us). In this class, you will continue to learn ASL vocabulary, ASL grammar, Deaf culture, and the history of Deaf culture and ASL. This class is taught by a Deaf individual.
Deaf-Hearing Communication Center (DHCC)
Same book as Level I