ASL & Interpreting Studies
Preparing culturally and linguistically competent interpreters, teachers, and users of American Sign Language is the mission of UNC's Department of ASL & Interpreting Studies (ASLIS).
The ASLIS programs offer highly regarded curricula with input from national experts, taught by nationally recognized instructional staff, and offered through multiple delivery methods.
Contact Us
McKee Hall 525 (Box 106)
Greeley, CO 80639
Phone: 970-351-1075
Office Hours
8:00-4:00 Mountain M-F
Check out what's happening within the ASLIS Department & this year's ASL-English Interpretation Honor Students!
Explore ASLIS Academic Programs
ASL-English Interpretation (B.A.)
Learn to interpret between various users of ASL and English
Teaching ASL (M.A.)
Learn to teach ASL as a foreign/modern language
News & Announcements
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2024 Honor Students IN the ASLEI Program
Avery Kovacs
Avery is a committed student. She entered the ASLEI program with little knowledge of the Deaf community or the language of ASL, and over her academic years in the program, Avery has demonstrated great composure and professionalism. She is dedicated to her studies and seeks out opportunities to develop her knowledge and skill set outside of the classroom.
Gwen Lee
Gwen is a stellar student who has consistently received notable feedback about her quality work, high degree of reflective practice, and outstanding disposition. She is known for going above and beyond on her assignments, not just for the grade, but for knowing that the skills and knowledge she has established now will help her be more competent in the workplace. Gwen is also an OSEP scholar completing coursework in the Preparing School Interpreters program.
