The American Sign Language (ASL) Club for Students is a vibrant and inclusive organization dedicated to promoting the use and understanding of American Sign Language within our school or college community. Our club welcomes students of all backgrounds and abilities who are interested in learning, practicing, and embracing the beauty of ASL, the primary language of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community at Boise State.
Club Activities:
Weekly Meetings: We hold regular meetings where members can practice their ASL skills, engage in group conversations, and share their experiences.
Guest Speakers: We invite guest speakers from the Deaf community to share their stories and insights, providing members with valuable perspectives and experiences.
Workshops and Skill-Building: Our club offers workshops on various ASL topics, such as finger spelling, basic conversations, and ASL grammar. Members can enhance their signing abilities through these interactive sessions.
Community Outreach: We are dedicated to serving the broader community. Our club organizes events to raise awareness about Deaf culture, and we actively participate in community service projects related to the Deaf and Hard of Hearing community.
Social Events: In addition to educational activities, we also organize fun social events that allow members to socialize, build friendships, and practice ASL in a relaxed and enjoyable setting.
Collaborations: We collaborate with other organizations on campus to raise awareness about Deaf culture and promote inclusivity.
Join the club at Boise State Engage website to learn more about Sign language and join activities. Membership is open to all students, regardless of their prior knowledge of ASL. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced signer, our club offers something for everyone. We encourage students interested in promoting inclusivity, cultural awareness, and language learning to join us .
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The_Boise_State_Experience.mp4Deaf Experience at Boise State University
Two students are sharing their experiences at Boise State University. Click the video to learn more about them.
