wheres the best college for sign language?
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Try Goshen College, Ohlone College, or San Antonio College for starters. They all have really good programs, its just a matter of what exactly you want.
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http://www.lessontutor.com/ees_asl_relgious.html\n\nhttp://www.deafmissions.com/?PageID=18&Letter=A
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Virgina Commonwealth University  In Richmond\n\nShenandoah University in Winchester\n\nare to very good ones
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try Harrison AR community college, I think the name is NorthWestern Community College.
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yes very much so. there are even regional dialects. i learnt British Sign Language but even in the next city, there are variations. you could use Macaton, I think thats international but its only basic
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Make sure the school is ACS Approved.\n\nhttp://acswebapplications.acs.org/applications/cpt/asl/app_list_search.cfm\n\nOther than that, you look at the usual schools such as Harvard, MIT, Cal Tech, Stanford, etc.  Find where you want to school by area and look at the schools available.  Saying which is best is a very subjective process.
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University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh\nSmall teaching college, inexpensive, close to home, good teachers\nDominican University for second Masters\nVery cool building of stone and ivy--looks like it belongs in a gothic movie.
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UNLV www.unlv.edu\nCommunity College of Southern Nevada www.ccsn.nevada.edu
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Go check out ASL Pro http://www.aslpro.com/ \n\nThey have everything you could need there, including religious signs
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Easy... check this out www.deafnation.com also I've been teaching sign-language and I'm almost deaf.  I go places where there is a lot of activity that most deaf people go.  Feel free to contact me.  Easy signing is a good book to start with.
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At least 4.  The RID (Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf) now requires that interpreters have a Bachelor's Degree, though it doesn't have to be in interpreting.  The idea behind this is that interpreters need to be fluent and knowledgable in English, so they are using a Bachelors Degree as the benchmark.  Beyond that, you need to be fluent in ASL.  The RID and NAD (National Association of the Deaf) are combining forces to come up with a test for interpreters.  Just being able to sign won't cut it.  You have to have enough expressive and receptive skills to accurately convey a message, and you must also have good judgment skills and the proper ethics.\n\nIt could be a long process, but a very rewarding one.
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ASL is often offered through local colleges. It is very easy to learn and easy to retain. I learned ASL from 3rd through 8th grade as my school had a large deaf population. I still remember a bulk of the signs years later without any practice.
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Don't know the addresses, but many community colleges offer ASL classes for credit or in a continuing education setting.
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Boston University, Emerson College, University of Illinois Urbana Champaign, Syracuse University and the University of Florida have excellent marketing communication/advertising programs. \nFor further advice: http://www.macquil.com
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Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah (a private church school)offers an incredible number of foreign languages, both commonly taught and less-commonly taught.  I know of no other school that offers more.
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Here is a free screensaver of sign language. \n\n  http://www.palatineinc.com/contact.htm
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Resources for sign language classes:\n\nCenter on Deafness\n3444 Dundee Road\nNorthbrook, IL 60062\n847-559-0110 x215 (voice)\n847-559-8199 (TTY)\nwww.centerondeafness.org \n\nCity Colleges of Chicago\nWright College -- 773-777-7900\nCenter for Lifelong Learning -- 773-481-8800\nwww.ccc.edu \n\nChicago Institute for the Moving Image (CIMI)\n537 Custer St. Suite 4, Evanston, IL 60202\n847-332-2464\ndeafcinema@aol.com  \n\nChicago Park District\nwww.chicagoparkdistrict.com \n\nCity of Evanston – Levy Senior Center\n300 Dodge Avenue, Evanston, IL 60202\n847-448-8250\nwww.cityofevanston.org   \n\nColumbia College\n600 S. Michigan Avenue, Chicago, IL 60605\n312-663-1600\nwww.colum.edu   \n\nHarper College, Palatine, IL\n847-925-6000\nwww.harpercollege.edu \n\nJoliet Junior College\n1215 Houbolt Road, Joliet, IL\nFor information or to register call: 815-280-1555\n\nLake County Center for Independent Living\n377 N. Seymour Avenue, Mundelein, IL 60060\n847-949-0641 TTY\ndeafadvo@lccil.org   \n\nNorthern Illinois University\nDeKalb, IL 60115\n815-753-1000\nwww.niu.edu \n\nWaubonsee Community College\nRt. 47 at Waubonsee Drive, Sugar Grove, IL 60554 \nwww.wcc.cc.il.us