Hear from Emma Zuercher, a student in the Sustainability Leadership Semester (SLS) fall 2020 cohort, about how the SLS is an immersive language experience. She described how the SLS allowed her to focus on the nuances of the English language in a way she never previously encountered.
Students in the Intro to Interpreting Class visited Luna Language services to tour their facility, meet their awesome dog and learned about Demand Control Schema. They came away with a better understanding of where they may work someday, and some very cool t-shirts! Thanks Luna for your…
Josh Ethic flyer 3.17.18 …
Another successful Explore GC ASL weekend is in the books. We have a wonderful time hosting prospective Sign Language students on Sept. 29 & 30, 2017. Students came on Friday and got to meet with our current SL students, join an ASL class and some spent the night in the…
Sign Language Interpreting Students have the privilege of interpreting at Amish Acres Round Barn Theater in Nappanee, IN. Most recently they interpreted “Sister Act”. With that one done, they are being work on “Mouse Trap” which will be interpreted on Oct. 28 at 2:00. Amish Acres is a professional theater…
The Goshen College ASL Interpreting Program is offering a theatrical interpreting workshop on Sept. 30 from 9-12. CEUs have been approved. Go to goshen.edu/tickets to reserve your spot today. We have partnered with Amber Burgess from Amish Acres to provide an excellent opportunity to bring together ASL…
On Oct. 1, 2016 Damon Johnson came to GC to present an American Sign Language Workshop for our students and community ASL Interpreters. It was great to have Damon here! As part of our American Sign Language Interpreting program we strive to bring in various presenters.
On September 16, the Goshen College ASL Program and Deaf Christian Fellowship of College Mennonite Church came together for an ASL Coffeehouse. Chad Ettinger from Council Bluffs, Iowa was our presenter for the evening. It was a wonderful evening of story-telling. The best part about it was we were…
Tradition! ASL Kick-Off The ASL Students & Faculty gathering together at the beginning of every year to get to know each other. We play games, eat and in general have a great time all without using our voices!…
Deaf, hearing, students, interpreters all came together for 24 hours of fun! The Voices off event began by showing the movie ‘Audism Unveiled” games & an ice cream social followed. Saturday was packed with workshops, food & learning. It was a good time together practicing our receptive & expressive sign…
