The Sign Language Studies program at CSI offers qualified students a comprehensive sequence of American Sign Language, knowledge of deafness and General Education at the college level. The course sequence and credit load can be adjusted with an advisor. Variations for students depend on: attending full-time or part-time, placement test scores, individual achievement, previous experience, and individual needs of time and money.
SIGN LANGUAGE STUDIES PROGRAM
College of Southern Idaho
Associate of Arts
| Fall Freshman Year |
Spring Freshman Year |
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| SIGL 101 ASL 1 |
4
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SIGL 102 ASL 2 |
4
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| SIGL 111 Orientation to Deafness |
3
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SIGL 102L ASL 2 Lab |
0
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| PSYC 101 or SOCY 101 (G.E.) |
3
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SIGL112 Psyc-Soc Aspects of Deaf |
3
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| SIGL 113 Fingerspelling |
2
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| General Education |
6-7
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General Education |
7-8
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Total Credits=
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16-17
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Total Credits=
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16-17
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| Fall Sophomore Year | Spring Sophomore Year | ||
| SIGL 201 ASL 3 |
4
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SIGL 202 ASL 4 |
4
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| SIGL 201L ASL 3 Lab |
0
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SIGL 202 ASL 4 Lab |
0
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| SIGL 220 Seminar: Deaf Culture/Comm |
3
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SIGL 100 Intro to Interpreting Field |
2
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| THEA 111 Fundamentals of Acting |
3
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SIGL 210 Support Systems for Signers |
3
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| SIGL 213 Introduction to Creative Sign |
3
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| General Education |
6-7
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General Education |
4-5
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Total Credits=
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16-17
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Total Credits=
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16-17
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Contact Information and Location:
Contact Person: Maddy Hartwell
Aspen Rm 156
315 Falls Avenue PO Box 1238
Twin Falls, ID 83303-1238
Phone: 208-732-6881 or 800-680-0274 , ext. 6881
Fax: 208-736-4786 (This is a shared fax. Please use a cover sheet.)