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American Sign Language Club

The American Sign Language Club began in the Fall of 2004. The club’s goal is to spread the knowledge of ASL and create Deaf awareness to Ohio State students. The club sponsors “silent” events such as silent bowling, silent picnics, and open captioned movies. The club also plans to participate in “Language Fest” on September 18, 2006.

More Information:

ASL Club Web site

Related History:

American Sign Language Digital Media Project
History of the American Sign Language Program
Emily Legros, Advisor of the ASL Club

Page last updated August 23, 2006