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SUMMARY:ASL 3- M/W 7pm EST
DESCRIPTION:This course meets virtually Monday and Wednesdays 7:00 pm EST for 10-weeks starting on January 8th and ending on March 6th. With a make up course day schedule for the following M/W\, if needed. \n  \nAmerican Sign Language III is for students who have already taken our ASL I and ASL II courses\, or have a basic knowledge of ASL vocabulary and grammar and are ready expand their skills in conversation.  In this class\, you’ll expand your knowledge of vocabulary\, grammar and Deaf Culture. Our ASL III courses are taught by a native Deaf ASL signer who has extensive experience working in the outdoor fields\, and will be able to adjust teaching styles and topics to fit the needs of the students. By the end of this course\, students will be able to confidently have a conversation about outdoor topics or emergency situations like wilderness medicine\, have a deeper understanding of Deaf culture and etiquette tailored to outdoor settings\, and so much more.
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/asl-3-m-w-7pm-est/
CATEGORIES:Courses
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SUMMARY:[CANCELLED] - ASL Level 1 Course TH 6pm EST
DESCRIPTION:This course meets in-person Thursday 6:00 pm EST for 5-weeks starting on October 19th and ending on November 16th.  \nAmerican Sign Language I is for students who have little to no previous knowledge of ASL. Students will learn basic conversational skills and vocabulary. In this class\, you’ll learn how to communicate with Deaf people while working\, recreating\, or volunteering in the outdoor field. Our ASL I courses are taught by a native Deaf ASL signer who has extensive experience working in the outdoor fields\, and will be able to adjust teaching styles and topics to fit the needs of the students. By the end of this course\, students will be able to confidently introduce themselves and their background\, ask and answer questions that are commonly asked in the outdoors\, extensive outdoor-related vocabularies\, communicate more efficiently in emergency situations like wilderness medicine\, basic understanding of ASL grammar and syntax\, Deaf culture and etiquette tailored to outdoor settings\, and so much more. \nCorpsTHAT’s in-person ASL courses will meet once a week and use google classrooms for submitting assignments outside of class time.  
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/asl-level-1-course-th-6pm-est/
LOCATION:2100 Liberty Heights Ave\, Baltimore\, MD 21217\, 2100 Liberty Heights Ave\,\, Baltimore\, MD\, 21217
CATEGORIES:Courses
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SUMMARY:Wilderness First Aid - Midwest Outdoor Skills Training
DESCRIPTION:If you missed signing up for the Wilderness First Aid Training in Colorado. Don’t worry\, another WFA is coming up in Illinois this September! \nGrab this opportunity to sign up and get your WFA certification! \nSign up here at this LINK
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/wilderness-first-aid-midwest-outdoor-skills-training/
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Courses
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SUMMARY:ASL Level 1 Course T/TH 5pm EST
DESCRIPTION:This course meets virtually Tuesday and Thursday 5:00 pm EST for 10-weeks starting on September 5th and ending on November 9th. With a make up course day schedule for the following week\, if needed. \nAmerican Sign Language I is for students who have little to no previous knowledge of ASL. Students will learn basic conversational skills and vocabulary. In this class\, you’ll learn how to communicate with Deaf people while working\, recreating\, or volunteering in the outdoor field. Our ASL I courses are taught by a native Deaf ASL signer who has extensive experience working in the outdoor fields\, and will be able to adjust teaching styles and topics to fit the needs of the students. By the end of this course\, students will be able to confidently introduce themselves and their background\, ask and answer questions that are commonly asked in the outdoors\, extensive outdoor-related vocabularies\, communicate more efficiently in emergency situations like wilderness medicine\, basic understanding of ASL grammar and syntax\, Deaf culture and etiquette tailored to outdoor settings\, and so much more. \nCorpsTHAT’s ASL courses use Zoom to meet virtually twice a week and use google classrooms for submitting assignments outside of class time.  
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/11126/
CATEGORIES:Courses
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230811
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230814
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SUMMARY:Wilderness First Aid - Aspen Camp
DESCRIPTION:Aspen Camp is hosting WFA with CPR on August 11-13\, 2023 in Snowmass\, Colorado so if you know anyone who might want to take a WFA with CPR that is interpreted\, here is a great opportunity to do so. More information can be found via the below link for course tuition\, lodging and meals\, Moving Hands scholarship information\, etc. \nCLICK HERE TO SIGN UP \nID: An orange flyer with NOLS company logo at the top. The off-white text says “Wilderness First Aid With CPR with ASL at…” Then next is the logo for Aspen camp for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing. The white text at the bottom reads “August 11-13\, 2023\, aspencamp.org/wfa-cpr/”
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/wilderness-first-aid-aspen-camp/
CATEGORIES:Courses
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SUMMARY:Class B: Intermediate Class – GMNF – M/W 8:30-9am EST
DESCRIPTION:Content is protected.
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/class-b-intermediate-class-gmnf-m-w-830-9am-est/
CATEGORIES:Courses
ORGANIZER;CN="CorpsTHAT":MAILTO:info@corpsthat.org
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20230526T130000
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SUMMARY:Project Contact Training
DESCRIPTION:Are you a project contact for an ASL inclusion or crew with Deaf Corps Members this summer? Do you work with Deaf people in the outdoors? Are you looking for resources on how to work and communicate with your Deaf and Hard of Hearing members\, participants or co-workers? This training will provide you with all the needed tools\, understanding and resources so that you can be more inclusive\, respectful and successful. Register for our project contact training today! \nIn this 2 hour training you will learn: \n\nIntroduction to Deaf community/culture\nResources to learn ASL\nHiring qualified interpreters\nWorking with interpreters & boundaries\nWorking with Deaf and hearing leaders\nHow to work and communicate safely in the outdoors\nMinimize risks and emergency situations\nAnd so much more!\n\nInterested in providing a training for your workplace\, community or group or are you a Deaf Outdoor Professional who would like us to present to your co-workers? Contact us to discuss trainings with individual organizations. \nPlease clear your cookies before registering so we can get your registration information!
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/project-contact-training-3/
LOCATION:Virtual
CATEGORIES:Courses
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ORGANIZER;CN="CorpsTHAT":MAILTO:info@corpsthat.org
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230404
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SUMMARY:Class B: ASL II T/T 7pm EST
DESCRIPTION:This course meets virtually Tuesday and Thursday 7:00 pm EST for 10-weeks starting on April 4th and ending on June 8th. With a make up course day schedule for the following week\, if needed. \n  \nAmerican Sign Language II students will refine their use of basic sentence types and try out their skills through interactions\, such as giving and receiving directions. Our ASL II courses are taught by a native Deaf ASL signer who has extensive experience working in the outdoor fields and will be able to adjust teaching styles and topics to fit the students’ needs. By the end of this course\, students will be able to confidently carry on conversations on topics that are commonly discussed in the outdoors\, expand their extensive outdoor-related vocabularies\, communicate more efficiently in emergencies like wilderness medicine\, a more advanced understanding of ASL grammar and syntax\, Deaf culture and etiquette tailored to outdoor settings\, and so much more. \nCorpsTHAT’s ASL courses use Zoom to meet virtually twice a week and use google classrooms for submitting assignments outside of class time.  
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/class-b-asl-ii-t-t-7pm-est/
CATEGORIES:Courses
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230403
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230404
DTSTAMP:20230329T014630Z
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SUMMARY:Class C: ASL I M/W 8:00pm EST
DESCRIPTION:This course meets virtually Monday and Wednesday 8:00 pm EST for 10-weeks starting on April 3th and ending on June 12th. With a make up course day schedule for the following week\, if needed. \n  \nAmerican Sign Language I is for students who have little to no previous knowledge of ASL. Students will learn basic conversational skills and vocabulary. In this class\, you’ll learn how to communicate with Deaf people while working\, recreating\, or volunteering in the outdoor field. Our ASL I courses are taught by a native Deaf ASL signer who has extensive experience working in the outdoor fields\, and will be able to adjust teaching styles and topics to fit the needs of the students. By the end of this course\, students will be able to confidently introduce themselves and their background\, ask and answer questions that are commonly asked in the outdoors\, extensive outdoor-related vocabularies\, communicate more efficiently in emergency situations like wilderness medicine\, basic understanding of ASL grammar and syntax\, Deaf culture and etiquette tailored to outdoor settings\, and so much more. \nCorpsTHAT’s ASL courses use Zoom to meet virtually twice a week and use google classrooms for submitting assignments outside of class time.  
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/class-c-asl-i-m-w-800pm-est/
CATEGORIES:Courses
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230404
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SUMMARY:Class A: ASL III M/W 7pm EST
DESCRIPTION:This course meets virtually Monday and Wednesdays 7:00 pm EST for 10-weeks starting on April 3th and ending on June 12th. With a make up course day schedule for the following M/W\, if needed. \n  \nAmerican Sign Language III is for students who have already taken our ASL I and ASL II courses\, or have a basic knowledge of ASL vocabulary and grammar and are ready expand their skills in conversation.  In this class\, you’ll expand your knowledge of vocabulary\, grammar and Deaf Culture. Our ASL III courses are taught by a native Deaf ASL signer who has extensive experience working in the outdoor fields\, and will be able to adjust teaching styles and topics to fit the needs of the students. By the end of this course\, students will be able to confidently have a conversation about outdoor topics or emergency situations like wilderness medicine\, have a deeper understanding of Deaf culture and etiquette tailored to outdoor settings\, and so much more.
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/class-a-asl-iii-m-w-7pm-est/
CATEGORIES:Courses
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230110
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230111
DTSTAMP:20221108T231414Z
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UID:9794-1673308800-1673395199@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:Class B: ASL I T/T 7pm EST
DESCRIPTION:This course meets virtually Tuesday and Thursday 7:00 pm EST for 10-weeks starting on January 10th and ending on March 16th. With a make up course day schedule for the following week\, if needed. \n  \nAmerican Sign Language I is for students who have little to no previous knowledge of ASL. Students will learn basic conversational skills and vocabulary. In this class\, you’ll learn how to communicate with Deaf people while working\, recreating\, or volunteering in the outdoor field. Our ASL I courses are taught by a native Deaf ASL signer who has extensive experience working in the outdoor fields\, and will be able to adjust teaching styles and topics to fit the needs of the students. By the end of this course\, students will be able to confidently introduce themselves and their background\, ask and answer questions that are commonly asked in the outdoors\, extensive outdoor-related vocabularies\, communicate more efficiently in emergency situations like wilderness medicine\, basic understanding of ASL grammar and syntax\, Deaf culture and etiquette tailored to outdoor settings\, and so much more. \nCorpsTHAT’s ASL courses use Zoom to meet virtually twice a week and use google classrooms for submitting assignments outside of class time.  
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/class-b-asl-i-t-t-7pm-est/
CATEGORIES:Courses
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230109
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230110
DTSTAMP:20221206T171002Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20221206T171002Z
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SUMMARY:Class A: ASL II M/W 7pm EST
DESCRIPTION:This course meets virtually Monday and Wednesday 7 pm EST for 10-weeks starting on January 9th and ending on March 20th. With a make up course day scheduled for the following week\, if needed. \nAmerican Sign Language II students will refine their use of basic sentence types and try out their skills through interactions\, such as giving and receiving directions. Our ASL II courses are taught by a native Deaf ASL signer who has extensive experience working in the outdoor fields and will be able to adjust teaching styles and topics to fit the students’ needs. By the end of this course\, students will be able to confidently carry on conversations on topics that are commonly discussed in the outdoors\, expand their extensive outdoor-related vocabularies\, communicate more efficiently in emergencies like wilderness medicine\, a more advanced understanding of ASL grammar and syntax\, Deaf culture and etiquette tailored to outdoor settings\, and so much more. \nCorpsTHAT’s ASL courses use Zoom to meet virtually twice a week and use google classrooms for submitting assignments outside of class time.  
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/class-a-asl-ii-m-w-7pm-est/
CATEGORIES:Courses
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220907
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220908
DTSTAMP:20220904T192527Z
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SUMMARY:ASL I: Class A Fall M/W 7-8pm EST
DESCRIPTION:This course meets virtually Monday and Wednesday 7-8 pm EST for 10-weeks starting on September 7th and ending on November 16th. With a make up course day schedule for the following week\, if needed. \n  \nAmerican Sign Language I is for students who have little to no previous knowledge of ASL. Students will learn basic conversational skills and vocabulary. In this class\, you’ll learn how to communicate with Deaf people while working\, recreating\, or volunteering in the outdoor field. Our ASL I courses are taught by a native Deaf ASL signer who has extensive experience working in the outdoor fields\, and will be able to adjust teaching styles and topics to fit the needs of the students. By the end of this course\, students will be able to confidently introduce themselves and their background\, ask and answer questions that are commonly asked in the outdoors\, extensive outdoor-related vocabularies\, communicate more efficiently in emergency situations like wilderness medicine\, basic understanding of ASL grammar and syntax\, Deaf culture and etiquette tailored to outdoor settings\, and so much more. \nCorpsTHAT’s ASL courses use Zoom to meet virtually twice a week and use google classrooms for submitting assignments outside of class time.  
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/asl-i-class-a-fall-m-w-7-8pm-est/
CATEGORIES:Courses
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220527
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220530
DTSTAMP:20220521T165121Z
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LAST-MODIFIED:20220521T165121Z
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SUMMARY:Wilderness First Aid
DESCRIPTION:Friday\, May 27th through Sunday\, May 28th\, 2022\nDelaware Nature Society’s Ashland Nature Center\n$250 per person\nCorpsTHAT is hosting a Wilderness First Aid training taught by two co-instructors: a Deaf outdoor professional and a Gallaudet professor.  Prepare for the unexpected in the wilderness with this engaging\, hands-on introduction to wilderness medicine\, taught over three days. If you like to take short trips relatively close to medical resources\, work at wilderness camps\, enjoy weekend family outdoor activities\, or recreate outdoors\, this course is for you. \nThis course is great for people of all experience levels\, and is best suited for those who recreate outdoors where a medical response team can be expected in a timely manner which is considered less than eight hours. You’ll learn the Patient Assessment System\, how to provide effective first aid treatments for illnesses and injuries that can occur in the outdoors\, and how to make appropriate evacuation decisions. \nTraining will be in the classroom and in outdoor settings\, so come prepared for wet\, muddy\, cold\, or hot environments.
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/wilderness-first-aid/
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Courses
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220513T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220513T140000
DTSTAMP:20220429T201233Z
CREATED:20220429T201233Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220429T201233Z
UID:9276-1652443200-1652450400@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:Project Contact Training
DESCRIPTION:Are you a project contact for an ASL inclusion or crew with Deaf Corps Members this summer? Do you work with Deaf people in the outdoors? Are you looking for resources on how to work and communicate with your Deaf and Hard of Hearing members\, participants or co-workers? This training will provide you with all the needed tools\, understanding and resources so that you can be more inclusive\, respectful and successful. Register for our project contact training today! \nIn this 2 hour training you will learn: \n\nIntroduction to Deaf community/culture\nResources to learn ASL\nHiring qualified interpreters\nWorking with interpreters & boundaries\nWorking with Deaf and hearing leaders\nHow to work and communicate safely in the outdoors\nMinimize risks and emergency situations\nAnd so much more!\n\nInterested in providing a training for your workplace\, community or group or are you a Deaf Outdoor Professional who would like us to present to your co-workers? Contact us to discuss trainings with individual organizations.
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/project-contact-training-2/
CATEGORIES:Courses
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LOCATION:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/project-contact-training-2/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220405
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220406
DTSTAMP:20220404T200112Z
CREATED:20220308T181848Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220404T200112Z
UID:8744-1649116800-1649203199@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:ASL II: Class Z T/T 8-9pm Spring 2022
DESCRIPTION:This course meets on Tuesday and Thursday 8-9 pm EST for 10-weeks starting on April 5th and ending on June 9th. With a make up course day schedule for the following week\, if needed. \n  \nAmerican Sign Language II students will refine their use of basic sentence types and try out their skills through interactions\, such as giving and receiving directions. Our ASL II courses are taught by a native Deaf ASL signer who has extensive experience working in the outdoor fields and will be able to adjust teaching styles and topics to fit the students’ needs. By the end of this course\, students will be able to confidently carry on conversations on topics that are commonly discussed in the outdoors\, expand their extensive outdoor-related vocabularies\, communicate more efficiently in emergencies like wilderness medicine\, a more advanced understanding of ASL grammar and syntax\, Deaf culture and etiquette tailored to outdoor settings\, and so much more. \nCorpsTHAT’s ASL courses meet virtually twice a week\, with a maximum of eight students. Students will use google classrooms to submit assignments outside of class time. 
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/asl-ii-class-z-spring-2022/
CATEGORIES:Courses
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220404
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220405
DTSTAMP:20220328T175732Z
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SUMMARY:ASL III: Class X M/W 6pm EST
DESCRIPTION:This course is intended for students who have already taken our ASL 1 and ASL 2 course.  The course will meet on Monday and Wednesdays 6pm – 7pm EST for 10-weeks starting on April 4th and ending on June 8th with a make-up course date the following week if needed. \n  \nAmerican Sign Language III is for students who have already taken our ASL I and ASL II courses\, or have a basic knowledge of ASL vocabulary and grammar and are ready expand their skills in conversation.  In this class\, you’ll expand your knowledge of vocabulary\, grammar and Deaf Culture. Our ASL III courses are taught by a native Deaf ASL signer who has extensive experience working in the outdoor fields\, and will be able to adjust teaching styles and topics to fit the needs of the students. By the end of this course\, students will be able to confidently have a conversation about outdoor topics or emergency situations like wilderness medicine\, have a deeper understanding of Deaf culture and etiquette tailored to outdoor settings\, and so much more. \n  \n** If you haven’t taken an ASL class with CorpsTHAT before please email us before registering so that we can assess your skills and make sure you are a right fit for this course. 
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/asl-iii-class-x-m-w-6pm-est/
CATEGORIES:Courses
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20220404
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20220405
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SUMMARY:ASL I: Class Y Spring M/W 8-9pm EST
DESCRIPTION:This course meets virtually Monday and Wednesday 8-9 pm EST for 10-weeks starting on April 4th and ending on June 8th. With a make up course day schedule for the following week\, if needed. \n  \nAmerican Sign Language I is for students who have little to no previous knowledge of ASL. Students will learn basic conversational skills and vocabulary. In this class\, you’ll learn how to communicate with Deaf people while working\, recreating\, or volunteering in the outdoor field. Our ASL I courses are taught by a native Deaf ASL signer who has extensive experience working in the outdoor fields\, and will be able to adjust teaching styles and topics to fit the needs of the students. By the end of this course\, students will be able to confidently introduce themselves and their background\, ask and answer questions that are commonly asked in the outdoors\, extensive outdoor-related vocabularies\, communicate more efficiently in emergency situations like wilderness medicine\, basic understanding of ASL grammar and syntax\, Deaf culture and etiquette tailored to outdoor settings\, and so much more.  \nCorpsTHAT’s ASL courses use Zoom to meet virtually twice a week and use google classrooms for submitting assignments outside of class time.  
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/asl-i-class-y-m-w-8-9pm-est/
CATEGORIES:Courses
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220324T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220324T210000
DTSTAMP:20220317T165344Z
CREATED:20220215T205803Z
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SUMMARY:Conservation Corps Alumni Panel
DESCRIPTION:Are you looking for ways to work outdoors this summer? Have you always been intrigued by the conservation corps? Do you want an excuse to be in the mountains all summer? If you’ve answered yes to all the above or just want to learn more about the conservation corps experience\, RSVP to our second virtual panel of conservation corps alumni. These alumni will share their experiences working in the conservation corps. You will get the chance to ask questions and receive guidance on how to apply to work with the conservation corps and what career path options there are for after the corps experience. \n Job seekers\, VR/Transition Counselors\, Educators\, Parents\, and Community members welcomed to attend. After this panel\, we will be sharing details about our CorpsTHAT Conservation Crew as well as other programs throughout the country this summer.  \nRSVP at the bottom of this page to get zoom link access! We hope to see you there. \nInterpreters from Trail Blazing Interpreting Agency  will be provided for this webinar and are sponsored by Conservation Corps of Minnesota Summer Youth Program \n  \n  \nPanelist:\nBee Gehman (they/she) – CCM \nA white queer-identified person standing\, looking directly at the camera\, smiling. Bee with short brown curly hair\, is wearing a red pair of glasses. They are wearing a green boilersuit with a black watch and a leather wrist bracelet. Their background is a light gray. \nM.Ed.\, Founder and CEO of jooux (Deaf Sexual Wellness Center) is an AASECT certified sexuality educator\, with more than a decade of experience in providing caring\, contentious\, thoughtful sexual health and education services and professional training for educators and interpreters. Currently the Director of the Deaf\, Deafblind\, & Hard of Hearing Services at the Family Tree Clinic in St. Paul\, Minnesota. Bee is passionate about education and access to evidence-based healthcare by providing sexual health education for people of all ages\, professional training\, and promoting affirming and comprehensive sexuality education in Deaf K-12 academic programs. She is a firm believer that advocacy and education cannot happen without genuine connections and dismantling systems of oppression. \nConservation Corps Experience:  \nMinnesota Conservation Corps (Before it was called Conservation Corps of MN and Iowa) Summer Youth Corps \n2007 & 2009 as a crew leader \n2010 as an assistant director \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nGina De Naples Sando (she\, her) – SCA and AmeriCorps  \nA woman is wearing a gray shirt with a white logo that says “DCR VIRGINIA\, Virginia State Parks and black pants. She is holding two fossils. Behind her is an end of a hallway with a white cooler\, white dresser\, and two doors (one gray and other white). \nMy name is Gina Sando and I live in northern Virginia. I’ve always loved the outdoors and have always been outside in some way or another my entire life. I have two degrees in natural sciences and a degree in sustainability. I am currently a Lakefront Programmer with the Fairfax County Park Authority\, in which I create\, plan\, and implement educational\, natural\, historical\, and outdoor recreational programs.  \n  \nConservation Corps Experience: \n2015 – served through the Student Conservation Association as a Hudson Valley Corps member with Palisades Interstate Park Commission\, based out of Bear Mountain State Park approximately 50 miles north of New York City.  \n2017 – served as AmeriCorps Interpretive Trails crew member at York River State Park in Williamsburg\, Virginia. \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nKeith Doane (he\, him) – CCM and Isle Royale National Park \nA white man is leaning back on a fence post that oversees a large body of water. Keith is wearing a gray shirt\, beige pants\, work boots\, and a U.S. star studded cap. Keith is holding a sandwich. Next to him is a blue water bottle and a red backpack with an unidentified blue object hanging out the backpack and a blue work helmet. There is a cut out part of a body wearing a white shirt on the right side of the picture. \nBorn and raised half of my life in Minnesota. I left my anchor over there in Minnesota after now living here in the Washington DC metro area for a total of 17 years. Obtained BA in government in 2014. Interned at the Capitol Hill with Representative Mark Takano of Riverside\, CA area. Public policy and public advocacy is always my passion. However\, I love technology\, hand-on crafts\, projects\, etc. I am now a Technical Expert at an Apple store at Georgetown store (western of DC). \nHobbies: Cycling\, hiking and volunteering.  \n  \nConservation Corps Experience: \n2009-2012 summers: Minnesota Conservation Corps (now Conservation Corps Minnesota + Iowa)  \nWent to Isle Royale National Park twice. Conservation Corps is one of my most favorite jobs!  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nJohn Wilcox (he\, his) – SCA \nA brown-haired white man wearing a red button-up shirt with blue button and collar. He is wearing an orange shirt inside the red button-up shirt. His background is cloudy gray. \nLife Experience:  \nLives in Boston and works as a Transition Specialist at Horace Mann School for the Deaf.    37 years as Outdoor Educator. Outward Bound Instructor specializing in mountaineering at COBS; and in sailing at HIOBS. Worked as an outdoor educator and camp administrator in various camp settings. Founder of Deaf Youth Outdoor Leadership – a 503c non-profit organization serving deaf youth in the New England region. Youth Opportunities Program Instructor\, Appalachian Mountain Club training youth workers wilderness skills including backpacking. Founder of Deaf Sailing Adventures\, a for-profit sailing organization in Greece. NOLS Instructor Course Graduate. \nConservation Corps Experience: SCA (Student Conservation Association) Trail Crew Supervisor for Deaf High School Students at Olympic National Park\, 1990 \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nChriz Dally (she\, her) – SCC \nA black and white picture of a white woman in professional wear. She is wearing a necklace and she is wearing her light-colored hair down. Her hair length is just past her shoulders. Her background is a light gray while her picture is bordered by a blue border that arches around the top of the picture. \nThe experiences with SCC helped to spark a passion to serve where Chriz developed a strong background in leadership and nonprofit management with over 25 years of progressive responsibilities and commitments within the nonprofit sector. In 2016\, Chriz received a Deaf Community Leader award from Hamilton Relay and Distinguished Service Award from Kansas Association of the Deaf in recognition for her volunteer work\, teaming with community members and legislators for the successful passage of a statewide bill mandating a “Language Assessment Program for Deaf & Hard of Hearing Children” (otherwise known as the LEAD-K bill). Currently\, Chriz is the Executive Director of the Deafhood Foundation\, Board President of the Museum of Deaf History\, Arts & Culture\, and Chair of the Kansas Commission of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing.   \n  \nConservation Corps Experience: \nChriz was involved with the Student Conservation Corporation (SCC) and provided services in Estates National Park\, Colorado in summer of 1986\, Snoqualmie Parks\, Washington in summer of 1987\, and initially in Olympics National Park\, Washington in summer of 1988 before having to drop out due to health reasons. \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \nAre you an outdoor organization or agency that wants to advertise your job positions to the Deaf community?  Please contact us to share your job postings through our job spotlight events.
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/conservation-corps-alumni-panel-2/
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Courses
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LOCATION:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81952654945
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220301T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220301T200000
DTSTAMP:20220215T210338Z
CREATED:20220215T204803Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220215T210338Z
UID:8554-1646161200-1646164800@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:Introduction to indoor climbing workshop
DESCRIPTION:March 1st  | 7p to 8p EST | Instructed by Derek Braun  \nThis virtual workshop is for anyone who wants to learn the basics of indoor rock climbing. Indoor rock climbing has exploded in popularity over the past several years. New\, massive rock gyms are being built all over the country\, and it is now a popular Olympic sport! Indoor climbing is an excellent way to get fit while having fun\, and if you want to go outdoors\, indoor climbing prepares you for it. \nWe will talk about the different disciplines of indoor rock climbing\, where to find a gym\, what gear you will want to purchase\, and where and how you can get instruction. If we have time\, we can discuss climbing terminology\, climbing grades\, and how to transition to climbing outdoors. I will answer any individual questions you might have about rock climbing in general. \nThis course is taught by Derek Braun\, a Deaf Single Pitch Instructor certified by the American Mountain Guides Association. \n  \nPlease RSVP so that we can have an estimate for how many people to expect. Once you have RSVP you should receive an email with the zoom link\, if you do not\, please check your spam folder. 
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/introduction-to-indoor-climbing-workshop/
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Courses
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LOCATION:https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84108464812
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220111T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220111T200000
DTSTAMP:20211115T233421Z
CREATED:20211115T233154Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211115T233421Z
UID:7866-1641927600-1641931200@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:ASL I: Class Y T/T 7-8pm EST
DESCRIPTION:This course meets virtually Tuesday and Thursdays 7-8 pm EST for 10-weeks starting on January 11th and ending on March 17th. With a make up course day schedule for March 22nd\, if needed. \n  \nAmerican Sign Language I is for students who have little to no previous knowledge of ASL. Students will learn basic conversational skills and vocabulary. In this class\, you’ll learn how to communicate with Deaf people while working\, recreating\, or volunteering in the outdoor field. Our ASL I courses are taught by a native Deaf ASL signer who has extensive experience working in the outdoor fields\, and will be able to adjust teaching styles and topics to fit the needs of the students. By the end of this course\, students will be able to confidently introduce themselves and their background\, ask and answer questions that are commonly asked in the outdoors\, extensive outdoor-related vocabularies\, communicate more efficiently in emergency situations like wilderness medicine\, basic understanding of ASL grammar and syntax\, Deaf culture and etiquette tailored to outdoor settings\, and so much more.  \nCorpsTHAT’s ASL courses use Zoom to meet virtually twice a week and use google classrooms for submitting assignments outside of class time.  
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/asl-i-class-y-t-t-7-8pm-est/
CATEGORIES:Courses
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220110T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20220110T130000
DTSTAMP:20211115T235050Z
CREATED:20211115T234456Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211115T235050Z
UID:7873-1641816000-1641819600@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:ASL II: Class Z 12-1pm EST
DESCRIPTION:This course meets on Monday and Wednesdays 12-1 pm EST for 10-weeks starting on January 10th and ending on March 16th. With a make up course day schedule for March 21st\, if needed. \n  \nAmerican Sign Language II students will refine their use of basic sentence types and try out their skills through interactions\, such as giving and receiving directions. Our ASL II courses are taught by a native Deaf ASL signer who has extensive experience working in the outdoor fields and will be able to adjust teaching styles and topics to fit the students’ needs. By the end of this course\, students will be able to confidently carry on conversations on topics that are commonly discussed in the outdoors\, expand their extensive outdoor-related vocabularies\, communicate more efficiently in emergencies like wilderness medicine\, a more advanced understanding of ASL grammar and syntax\, Deaf culture and etiquette tailored to outdoor settings\, and so much more. \nCorpsTHAT’s ASL courses meet virtually twice a week\, with a maximum of eight students. Students will use google classrooms to submit assignments outside of class time. 
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/asl-ii-class-z-12-1pm-est/
CATEGORIES:Courses
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20211118T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20211118T210000
DTSTAMP:20211110T155659Z
CREATED:20211109T125936Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211110T155659Z
UID:7761-1637265600-1637269200@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:Moving Deafly Forward: A Look at Inclusion in the Outdoor Industry
DESCRIPTION:Date: November 18th\, 8pm to 9pm EST \n  \nJoin CorpsTHAT’s panel discussing how the outdoor industry can be more inclusive to Deaf folks. We will have several different panelists who have participated in different outdoor programming\, including but not limited to National Outdoor Leadership School (NOLS)\, Outward Bound\, Greenfield Community College’s Outdoor Leadership Program.  \n  \nDuring the one-hour-long panel discussion\, we will be discussing the following topics:  \n  \n-Our experiences of being the only Deaf person on all hearing expeditions\,  \n– How risk management could look at Deaf gain as a positive influence for the industry\, \n– Technology and equipment modification and additions\,  \n-The benefits of doing an all Deaf expedition with Deaf instructors\, and more. \n  \nPanelists Bios: \n  \n \nLauren Sprague has always had an avid connection with nature ever since she was little. She loves to hike\, rock climb\, and go on any outdoor adventure. Lauren was on a week-long Outward Bound sailing trip when she was 15 years old. Back in 2015\, she did the Outdoor Leadership Program at GreenField Community College (Greenfield\, MA). She currently works with the land in Northern California for three years.  \n  \n \nAnthony DeMare is a lifelong outdoor and environmental enthusiast\, as well as a lover of stories and jokes.  He has been camping and hiking with his family since his Boy Scout days.  He currently holds two degrees: a Bachelor’s degree in Recreation and Team Building from Gallaudet University\, and a Master’s degree in Outdoor and Environmental Education from Alaska Pacific University.  His interests include hiking\, backpacking\, rock climbing\, and reading.   \nHe has four NOLS experiences under his belt\, including a 28 day backpacking trip in the Talkeenta Mountains of Alaska\, and a summer internship on the NOLS Alaska branch.  His thesis focused on identifying barriers for Deaf access to the outdoors.  One of his other writings\, a feedback article to NOLS outlining different ways to work with deaf people\, was published in a 2018 NOLS staff newsletter.  His current goals include: climb a 14K peak\, continue to foster Deaf access to the outdoors\, and transition more fully into Outdoor Education as a career.   \n  \n \nJessie “Rupert” Dubler: Studied Environmental Policy in college\, Certified Wilderness First Responder (WFR-expired)\, participated in an extended NOLS Alaska backcountry expedition\, and still turns to the great outdoors for renewal. A father and freelances as a CDI based out of Maryland in his spare time. \n  \nThanks to REI for sponsoring the interpreting services for this webinar. \n \n 
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/moving-deafly-forward-a-look-at-inclusion-in-the-outdoor-industry/
CATEGORIES:Community Events,Courses
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20211111T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20211111T200000
DTSTAMP:20211029T162243Z
CREATED:20211026T205206Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211029T162243Z
UID:7641-1636657200-1636660800@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:Introduction to Bicycle Maintenance
DESCRIPTION:Date: November 11th\, from 7p to 8p EST  \nThis workshop is for anyone who wants to learn the basics of bike maintenance and how to do a pre-ride inspection. We know that bicycles can be pretty daunting with gears\, chains\, and a bunch of moving parts\, but in this beginner workshop\, we will break down these things into pieces that are easy to understand. We will cover topics including but not limited to brakes\, fixing flat tires\, greasing a chain\, cleaning a bike\, and different types of bicycles and their purposes. This workshop will be taught in American Sign Language by an experienced Deaf cycling expert and a handy person who will share tips on maintaining your bike and saving your money.  \n  \nCorpsTHAT strives to make sure our courses are accessible to everyone no matter their financial means. If you are able to\, please make a suggested donation of $15 if you register for this course. Donations can be made here: \n		\n		\n		\n		\n	\n	\n\n		\n\n\n\n\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	Donate with Stripe
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/introduction-to-bicycle-maintenance/
CATEGORIES:Courses
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20211109T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20211109T200000
DTSTAMP:20211029T162005Z
CREATED:20211026T204238Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211029T162005Z
UID:7633-1636484400-1636488000@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:Gear Repair Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Date: November 9th from 7 pm to 8 pm EST \nThis workshop is for anyone who wants to learn the basics of outdoor gear maintenance. We all know how expensive outdoor gear can be and how much we beat it up when we are having fun in the outdoors. When something breaks\, we sometimes can not just go out and buy another expensive one. Hence\, the reason why we are introducing a gear maintenance workshop through CorpsTHAT. \nIt is where you will be taught how to fix different types of gear\, including but not limited to a punctured sleeping pad\, broken zipper on your expensive Arc’teryx rain jacket\, puffy jacket with some rips\, and cleaning and upkeeping your water filtration system or cooking stove. This workshop will be taught in American Sign Language by an experienced Deaf Outdoor expert and handy-person who will share tips on maintaining your gear and saving your money.  \n  \nCorpsTHAT strives to make sure our courses are accessible to everyone no matter their financial means. If you are able to\, please make a suggested donation of $15 if you register for this course. Donations can be made here: \n\n	\n	\n\n		\n\n\n\n\n	\n	\n	\n	\n	Donate with Stripe
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/7633/
CATEGORIES:Courses
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20211101T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20211101T203000
DTSTAMP:20211031T170239Z
CREATED:20211031T170239Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211031T170239Z
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SUMMARY:Leave No Trace
DESCRIPTION:Have you always wanted to learn more about low-impact camping\, hiking\, or how to enjoy the outdoors responsibly? This introductory Leave No Trace course will provide you with a better understanding of the impact of recreation-related activities\, the seven principles\, and how Leave No Trace skills and ethics can help protect the outdoor places we cherish. We hope you’ll join our Deaf outdoor educator for this hands-on course on the seven principles of Leave No Trace presented in American Sign Language. Upon completing this workshop\, you will be eligible for an LNT Awareness Certification from both CorpsTHAT and LNT.org. \nAll workshops are taught in ASL by a Deaf Outdoor Professional. We at CorpsTHAT believe that financial need should not be a barrier to accessing the outdoors. If you are Deaf\, DeafBlind\, DeafDisabled or Hard of Hearing please and need financial support to take one of our courses please email courses@corpsthat.org for a scholarship application. \n  \n** Once registered you will receive zoom link and other workshop resources closer to the start date. Workshops will run with a minimum capacity of 3 students.  If you register and on the start date of the course there are only 2 participants registered you will receive your money back\, otherwise all sales are final.  \nID: Black and white photo of people hiking and smiling at the camera amongst tall grasses.  The text reads: Leave No Trace.  Get certified in outdoor ethics.  Upon completion of the workshop\, certifications will be given. Nov 1st | 7pm-8:30pm
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/leave-no-trace-2/
CATEGORIES:Courses
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20211026T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20211026T203000
DTSTAMP:20211008T190736Z
CREATED:20211008T190616Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211008T190736Z
UID:6937-1635274800-1635280200@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:Leave No Trace Workshop
DESCRIPTION:Leave No Trace Awareness Workshop  \nDates: October 26th from 7 pm to 8:30 pm EST \n  \nHave you always wanted to learn more about low-impact camping\, hiking\, or how to enjoy the outdoors responsibly? This introductory Leave No Trace course will provide you with a better understanding of the impact of recreation-related activities\, the seven principles\, and how Leave No Trace skills and ethics can help protect the outdoor places we cherish. We hope you’ll join our Deaf outdoor educator for this hands-on course on the seven principles of Leave No Trace presented in American Sign Language. Upon completing this workshop\, you will be eligible for an LNT Awareness Certification from both CorpsTHAT and LNT.org.  \nAll workshops are taught in ASL by a Deaf Outdoor Professional. We at CorpsTHAT believe that financial need should not be a barrier to accessing the outdoors. If you are Deaf\, DeafBlind\, DeafDisabled or Hard of Hearing please and need financial support to take one of our courses please email courses@corpsthat.org for a scholarship application. \n  \n** Once registered you will receive zoom link and other workshop resources closer to the start date. Workshops will run with a minimum capacity of 3 students.  If you register and on the start date of the course there are only 2 participants registered you will receive your money back\, otherwise all sales are final.  \nID: Black and white photo of people hiking and smiling at the camera amongst tall grasses.  The text reads: Leave No Trace.  Get certified in outdoor ethics.  Upon completion of the workshop\, certifications will be given. Oct 26th | 7pm-8:30pm \n  \nThe photo was taken on the ancestral lands of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy. 
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/leave-no-trace-workshop-2/
CATEGORIES:Courses
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211014
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20211015
DTSTAMP:20211008T190955Z
CREATED:20210915T191006Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211008T190955Z
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SUMMARY:Introduction to Backpacking
DESCRIPTION:Introduction to Backpacking Class Series:  \nThursdays \nTime: 7 pm to 8:30 pm EST \nDates: October 14th\, 21st\, 28th and November 4th. \n  \nThis course is designed for those who are new to backpacking or perhaps a returning backpacker who has not been out for some time now. CorpsTHAT’s online introduction to backpacking course will cover the tips and tricks of backpacking and low-impact camping from a Deaf outdoor educator taught in ASL. Topics will include but not limited to proper gear selection\, packing your backpack\, basic safety and risk management\, water treatment\, and some Leave No Trace principles. By the end of this course\, the many questions and concerns you have about backpacking basics will be answered\, and you will feel prepared and well equipped for your next adventure. \n  \nOur introduction to backpacking class will take place once per week for four weeks at 7 pm until 8:30 pm EST\, starting October 14th and ending on November 4th. As part of our introductory class\, we are also providing a complimentary one-hour consultation service with your outdoor instructor during the four-week course.
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/introduction-to-backpacking-2/
CATEGORIES:Courses
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20211012
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20211013
DTSTAMP:20210930T184250Z
CREATED:20210826T184821Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210930T184250Z
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SUMMARY:ASL III- Class D T/T 12pm EST
DESCRIPTION:This course is intended for students who have already taken our ASL 1 and ASL 2 course.  The course will meet on Tuesday and Thursdays 12-1pm EST for 5-weeks starting on October 12th and ending on November 11th with a make-up course date on November 16th if needed. \n  \nAmerican Sign Language III is for students who have already taken our ASL I and ASL II courses\, or have a basic knowledge of ASL vocabulary and grammar and are ready expand their skills in conversation.  In this class\, you’ll learn how to communicate with Deaf people while working\, recreating\, or volunteering in the outdoor field. Our ASL III courses are taught by a native Deaf ASL signer who has extensive experience working in the outdoor fields\, and will be able to adjust teaching styles and topics to fit the needs of the students. By the end of this course\, students will be able to confidently have a conversation about outdoor topics or emergency situations like wilderness medicine\, have a deeper understanding of Deaf culture and etiquette tailored to outdoor settings\, and so much more. \n  \n** If you haven’t taken an ASL class with CorpsTHAT before please email us before registering so that we can assess your skills and make sure you are a right fit for this course. 
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/asl-iii-class-d-t-t-12pm-est/
CATEGORIES:Courses
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210908
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210909
DTSTAMP:20210930T205537Z
CREATED:20210802T172727Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210930T205537Z
UID:7268-1631059200-1631145599@old.corpsthat.org
SUMMARY:ASL I- Class A M/W 6pm
DESCRIPTION:This course meets on Monday and Wednesday 6-7 pm EST for 10-weeks starting on September 8th and ending on November 17th. With a make up course day schedule for November 22nd\, if needed. \n  \nAmerican Sign Language I is for students who have little to no previous knowledge of ASL. Students will learn basic conversational skills and vocabulary. In this class\, you’ll learn how to communicate with Deaf people while working\, recreating\, or volunteering in the outdoor field. Our ASL I courses are taught by a native Deaf ASL signer who has extensive experience working in the outdoor fields\, and will be able to adjust teaching styles and topics to fit the needs of the students. By the end of this course\, students will be able to confidently introduce themselves and their background\, ask and answer questions that are commonly asked in the outdoors\, extensive outdoor-related vocabularies\, communicate more efficiently in emergency situations like wilderness medicine\, basic understanding of ASL grammar and syntax\, Deaf culture and etiquette tailored to outdoor settings\, and so much more. 
URL:https://old.corpsthat.org/event/7268/
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