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American Sign Language |
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Qualifies as a modern language for the Bachelor of Arts degree at MSU, Mankato |
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Location |
Off-Campus: 7700 France Ave, Edina |
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Degree Type |
Undergraduate |
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Total Number of Semester Credits |
3 credits per sememster
Fall - Beginner (ASL I), 3 credits
Spring - Intermediate (ASL II), 3 credits
Summer - Advanced (ASL III), 3 credits
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Program Description | A series of 3 courses open to anyone.
This program does not prepare students to become interpreters. It is intended to teach the basics about ASL and deaf culture. Knowledge of ASL and deaf culture will help students be more competitive for jobs as employers strive for diversity in the workplace. These courses are appropriate for anyone entering an educational or health care field, or preparing to work in customer relations.
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Admission Requirements |
Basic Requirements
- Completion of Extended Learning Permission to Register form or admission application to Minnesota State University, Mankato
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Other Requirements | These courses may be combined with other required courses to complete a minor in communication disorders at Minnesota State University, Mankato.
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Program Contact Information | Carol Myhre, M.S., CCC-SLP
Coordinator of Continuing Education for SHRS
Minnesota State University Mankato
Department of Speech, Hearing and Rehabilitation Services
103 Armstrong Hall
Mankato, MN 56001
Phone: 507-389-3250 (V)
800-627-3529 (MRS/TTY)
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