American Sign Language

What is American Sign Language?

American Sign Language is a minor within in the Department of Linguistics which allows students to learn the structure, useage, and cultural context of ASL.

Department	Linguistics
Minor	American Sign Language Minor
Address	609 Baldy Hall
Phone	(716) 645-2177

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