Sign Language Interpreting

Learn to work with a variety of deaf and hard of hearing consumers in the sign language interpreting bachelor program. You will learn about individual distinctions and methods of work, network with other working interpreters, discuss language issues and the profession, and consider working world situations and dilemmas. This program is for those who have completed an associate degree or its equivalent in sign language interpreting. Also consider adding a deaf studies minor to your existing major.

Department: 
Human Services Department

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Faculty Profile

Chemical energy

Wright State professor emeritus Rubin Battino honored by international chemistry journal
Rubin Battino, professor emeritus of chemistry, was recognized for his contributions to the advancement and understanding of the thermodynamics of chemical solutions.
Student Profile

Active citizen

Wright State student Gloria Pappaterra selected for Newman Civic Fellowship
Gloria Pappaterra, who majors in political science and sign language at Wright State, is driven by a need to serve others.
Alumni Profile

A voice for the people

Joyce Beatty ’75 uses counseling skills she learned at Wright State as a leader in Congress
The education Joyce Beatty received as a grad student at Wright State helped her to make a difference throughout her distinguished career.