Certificate in Educational Interpreting
Clemson University is the only major institution in the state of South Carolina to teach American Sign Language (ASL) for credit in the Department of Languages. ASL is taught at some other institutions in the state, but only as a skill within non-languages curricula. Clemson University is the only major institution in the state of South Carolina to teach American Sign Language (ASL) for credit in the Department of Languages. ASL is taught at some other institutions in the state, but only as a skill within non-languages curricula.
The educational objectives of the ASL program:
- Undergraduates completing two semesters through 202 should be able to demonstrate:
- Advanced proficiency in receptive, expressive and conversational ASL
- Advanced knowledge about Deaf Literature
- Advanced knowledge about Deaf Culture and History
Clemson offers a variety of programs at UCG to serve the needs of working adults who want to pursue four-year and graduate-level degrees, but without having to leave Greenville. Most of the programs' courses are offered in the evenings, for the convenience of working adults. Some daytime and weekend classes are also available.