Deaf Human Services - 54 Credits - BS
Delivery Method: Online
To prepare human services professionals to serve Deaf individuals in families, groups, communities and/or other supported human services organization functions. The American Sign Language and Interpreting Program at WWU prepares graduates to work as culturally responsible professionals providing excellent service to the Deaf Community.
*Admission to this program (declaration of major) requires one of the following: ASLPI score of 3 or higher, or SLPI score of Intermediate or higher, or Proof of NIC (National Interpreter Certification), or Proof of State BEI basic or higher.
**Students participating in the agreement with the DMH must meet DMH requirements.
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Core Credits: 54.00
Course #
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Course Title
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Hours
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ASL 101
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Career Seminar in ASL Studies
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3.00
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ASL 120
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Deaf Culture -D
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3.00
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ASL 321
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Sociological Perspectives of Deaf Education
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3.00
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ASL 425
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Linguistics of American Sign Lang
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3.00
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ASL 450
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Senior Capstone
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3.00
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MAT 114
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Elementary Statistics -M
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3.00
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PSY 101
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General Psychology I -S
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3.00
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PSY 102
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General Psychology II -S
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3.00
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PSY 313
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Statistics for the Social Sciences
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3.00
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PSY 411
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Abnormal Psychology
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3.00
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PSY 413
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Advanced Research Project
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3.00
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SCA 245
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Ethics in Social Science -E
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3.00
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SWK 215
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Social Welfare -S
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3.00
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SWK 312
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Intervention Strategies Indiv/Famil
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3.00
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SWK 313
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Research Methods
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3.00
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SWK 316
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Human Behavior in the Environment I
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3.00
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SWK 317
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Human Behavior in Environment II
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3.00
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SWK 374
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Mental Health Services and Policies
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3.00
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