Carleton College American Sign Language Club

Carleton College American Sign Language Club Our club aims to raise awareness of deafness and Deaf culture at Carleton by teaching and learning ASL and hosting Deaf culture related activities.

04/23/2018

Come to an ASL Workshop this Thursday during common time (12-1pm) in Willis 211!! You will learn some basic signs, watch a cool ASL story video, meet new people and eat some yummy snacks :)

Hope to see you there (all are welcome, no experience necessary!)

01/28/2018
01/07/2018

Here’s a great video about the importance of subtitles for the inclusion of Deaf people!!

01/07/2018

First ASL club meeting of the term is at 2pm today (in 45 minutes!) in Willis 203!! As always, all are welcome and no experience necessary! You’ll learn lots and have fun and can be as involved (or not involved) as you’d like. Bring your friends and let’s get signing!!

09/19/2017
09/19/2017

HELLO ASL LOVERS! Meetings this term will be every Sunday from 2-3pm in Willis 203 - hope to see you there! :)

02/28/2017

Need a study break?! Come on down to 4th libe and play ASL games with us! This'll be during our normal meeting time (7-8) and is open to all, so bring your friends!!

Hey guys, check out our new website for more pictures, videos, worksheets and more! https://apps.carleton.edu/student/or...
02/22/2017

Hey guys, check out our new website for more pictures, videos, worksheets and more!

https://apps.carleton.edu/student/orgs/asl/

The purpose of the Carleton College American Sign Language Club club is to promote deaf culture and awareness on campus and to learn ASL. We have meetings every Tuesday from 7-8 in Willis 203. No experience necessary, join in whenever you can! And watch out for fun events that we plan throughout the...

We held an hour-long workshop to teach basic signs to anyone interested! They learned how to introduce themselves (their...
01/24/2017

We held an hour-long workshop to teach basic signs to anyone interested! They learned how to introduce themselves (their name, grade, major and preferred pronouns) and started learning some basic and useful signs to communicate about plans, food, school, and more. We also heard from two students, Ben and Sarah who shared a bit about their personal stories of being a CODA (Child of a Deaf Adult) for Ben and being hard of hearing for Sarah. We had a lot of fun :)

If you haven't filled out the survey about interest in Signing Savvy, here's the link! The survey will take less than a ...
10/06/2016

If you haven't filled out the survey about interest in Signing Savvy, here's the link! The survey will take less than a minute so please fill it out so we can figure out what kind of interest in Singing Savvy there is :). Thanks!

ALSO if you want to learn some cool stuff about ASL grammar come to our meeting on Sunday at 2-3 in Willis 203. We'll also look at the differences between PSE and ASL. Hope to see y'all there!

Signing savvy is an online ASL video dictionary. You can use it for free, or for a more extended dictionary you can pay for the full version (ideally we would get a year-long subscription for $49.95). I wanted to see what the level of interest for having a membership is. Here's a link to the members...

cheesecake brownies for our meeting tomorrow! 2-3 pm at in the Willis memorial student union.
09/25/2016

cheesecake brownies for our meeting tomorrow! 2-3 pm at in the Willis memorial student union.

We're at the Student Activities fair--with more than fifty new names on our interest list!
09/16/2016

We're at the Student Activities fair--with more than fifty new names on our interest list!

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