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Patricia Zapata - LaGuardia Community College - CUNY

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Continuing Education<br />

for Deaf Adults<br />

This program is offered to Deaf students who wish to<br />

have an opportunity for vocational training and personal<br />

enrichment. Members of the signing community are<br />

welcomed.<br />

Mentoring: Preparation for ASLTA<br />

Provisional Certificate<br />

Prepare for the American Sign Language Teaching<br />

Association (ASLTA) Provisional Certificate through<br />

mentoring in a one to one or small group setting.<br />

Receive guidance and support from an ASLTA certified<br />

instructor in assessing your teaching experience and<br />

gathering the information and materials required to<br />

prepare your ASLTA application. Prerequisite: Minimum<br />

of two years ASL teaching experience.<br />

Instructor: Carole Lazorisak.<br />

(Minimum of 1 session/2 hours for $250).<br />

Jun 22 - Aug 15<br />

$125 per hour A16PDV013A<br />

American Sign Language<br />

The American Sign Language Program at <strong>LaGuardia</strong> involves a 5 course sequence focusing on communication with Deaf individuals. Using the Vista Signing Naturally Curriculum,<br />

you will learn to improve your receptive and expressive ASL and fingerspelling skills. You will also acquire sign vocabulary, learn about Deaf Culture, and practice ASL grammar,<br />

including structure development and related facial/gestural expressions and conversational behaviors. If you have already started your sign language education, you will be screened<br />

for appropriate level placement at no cost. For course descriptions and additional information, visit http://www.laguardia.edu/PDA.<br />

Introduction to American Sign<br />

Language Workshop<br />

Interested in learning American Sign Language? Find out<br />

how to become a fluent communicator or make a career<br />

from your ASL skills by attending our FREE introductory<br />

workshop. If you are registering for an ASL class<br />

in Program for Deaf Adults for the first time, it is strongly<br />

recommended that you attend this workshop, which<br />

introduces our teaching philosophy of ASL and Deaf<br />

Culture. You are strongly encouraged to RSVP by visiting<br />

http://www.laguardia.edu/ace/registration.aspx.<br />

Presenter: Paul Carlson<br />

Wed Jun 29 (1 session/1.5 hours)<br />

5:45 pm - 7:15 pm FREE A16ASL000A<br />

GOING BEYOND<br />

American Sign Language Level 1<br />

Mon & Wed Jul 18 - Aug 24 (12 sessions/27 hours)<br />

5:45 pm - 7:55 pm $259 A16ASL001B<br />

American Sign Language Level 2<br />

Mon & Wed Jul 18 - Aug 24 (12 sessions/27 hours)<br />

5:45 pm - 7:55 pm $259 A16ASL002B<br />

American Sign Language Level 3<br />

Mon & Wed Jul 18 - Aug 24 (12 sessions/27 hours)<br />

5:45 pm - 7:55 pm $259 A16ASL003B<br />

Jennifer Ward<br />

Signs of Success<br />

When she began the American Sign<br />

Language (ASL)-English Interpretation<br />

Program at <strong>LaGuardia</strong>, Jennifer Ward<br />

was planning to work as an interpreter<br />

with the certificate she hoped to earn.<br />

But as she became immersed in the<br />

program, she decided to set a higher<br />

goal: a bachelor's degree in the field.<br />

"I am currently in my second semester<br />

with Empire State <strong>College</strong>. I was able to use my certificate of completion<br />

from <strong>LaGuardia</strong>'s program and transfer it as credit classes," explains<br />

Jennifer, who is taking advantage of the joint offering between the<br />

ASL-English Interpretation Program and the SUNY four-year school.<br />

Currently a staff ASL interpreter for <strong>LaGuardia</strong>'s Program for Deaf Adults,<br />

Jennifer is thinking about teaching ASL in a post-secondary educational<br />

setting or working with the Deaf population in a Human Services capacity<br />

when she graduates. She also sees graduate school in her future. "[Staff]<br />

along with the program's instructors have made it possible for me to not<br />

only finish the program ... but to realize that I am in fact able to reach for<br />

higher ground," asserts Jennifer.<br />

American Sign Language Level 4<br />

Mon & Wed Jul 18 - Aug 24 (12 sessions/27 hours)<br />

5:45 pm - 7:55 pm $259 A16ASL004B<br />

American Sign Language Level 5<br />

Mon & Wed Jul 18 - Aug 24 (12 sessions/27 hours)<br />

5:45 pm - 7:55 pm $259 A16ASL005B<br />

Register Online<br />

http://www.peopleware.net/ace<br />

Continuing Education for Deaf Adults/American Sign Language<br />

Phone: (718)482-7244 • E-Mail: acereg@lagcc.cuny.edu • Fax: (718)609-2074 51

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