American Sign Language : Brookhaven College

American Sign Language

Study ASL and earn transferrable college credit.

ASL Courses

SGNL 1301 - Beginning American Sign Language I

SGNL 1302 - Beginning American Sign Language II

SGNL 2301 - Intermediate American Sign Language I

SGNL 2302 - Intermediate American Sign Language II

Check eConnect or the online course schedules for current availability.

Why Study ASL?

• Knowing ASL will allow you to communicate with the many deaf or hearing-impaired ASL users in your community.

• Knowing ASL may also provide you with enhanced career opportunities.

The Core Curriculum

In order to be eligible for a bachelor's degree at a Texas public college or university, you must first complete a Core Curriculum of courses.

When completed at Brookhaven College, the Core Curriculum is guaranteed to transfer as a block to any public university in the state of Texas.

You may take either SGNL 1301 or SGNL 1302 to satisfy the "Tier 1: Speaking and Listening" requirement of the Core Curriculum.

Concurrent (noncredit) enrollment

If you want to take academically-rigorous courses in ASL but do not need college credit for them, then you might consider taking our credit ASL courses “concurrently,” i.e. for non-credit.

If you are interested, please contact Workforce and Continuing Education.

Cris Nunn

cNunn@dcccd.edu

Susan Pochop
sPochop@dcccd.edu

Steve Kuykendall
sKuykendall@dcccd.edu

World Languages Division Office

Bldg. L, Room L408

972-860-4770 | bhcWorldLanguages@dcccd.edu

Bev Garrison
department assistant

972-860-4770 | bGarrison@dcccd.edu

Chair of foreign languages and ASL

Brian McClung

972-860-4263 | bMcClung@dcccd.edu

American Sign Language