ASL Minor

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Learning another language is a great asset to any career and American Sign Language (ASL) is no exception.  The coursework to earn the ASL Minor is rigorous and covers much more than typical ASL classes.  Aspects of Deaf culture, Deaf history, ASL history, linguistics, ASL folklore and literature, and pragmatics are covered in the ASL courses through a total immersion approach.

For the 2024-2025 academic year, we will offer the online and campus sections of the ASL Minor courses as shown in the ASL Course Rotation Schedule. Current students enrolled in the online ASL minor should complete remaining coursework by Spring 2025. Beginning with the 2025-2026 academic year, the ASL Minor will be available only to campus students. The first two ASL courses (3010 and 3910) will be available in face-to-face or online formats, but the senior-level courses (4910, 4920, 4780) will be available only in the face-to-face format.

University Catalog – ASL Minor

Mason Hayes

Mason Hayes

Graduate Program Coordinator / Graduate and Deaf Education Academic Advisor

Phone: 435-797-9094
Office Location: Lillywhite 148

ASL Course Rotation Schedule:

Courses required for the ASL Minor are offered face-to-face or online, as shown in the following table:

2023-2024      
Campus Fall Spring Summer
3010 X X  
3910 X X  
4910 X    
4920   X  
4780 X    
Online Fall Spring Summer
3010 X X X
3910   X  
4910   X  
4920   X  
4780 X    

 


2024-2025      
Campus Fall Spring Summer
3010 X X  
3910 X X  
4910 X    
4920   X  
4780      
Online Fall Spring Summer
3010 X X X
3910 X    
4910   X  
4920 X    
4780 X