The purpose of this page is to share information about the sign language interpreting program at California State University, Fresno.
11/11/2022
*HONORING NIKKI CHANCE FOR HER ACCOMPLISHMENTS (NON-DHHSC)*
As one of Community Heroes from Fresno State University (FSU) College of Health & Human Services, Nikki has been working hard for over 20 years as a professional interpreter, helping individuals and much more.
On behalf of DHHSC, congrats Nikki on your accomplishments! Well deserved! Hands wave!
11/05/2022
Job Opening in Merced
https://www.edjoin.org/Home/DistrictJobPosting/1627016 Certified Sign Language Interpreter (Full Time), Itinerant Merced County (Merced Home Base) Special Education Department (Starting at $25.73-$27.56 per hour)
Certified Sign Language Interpreter (Full Time), Itinerant Merced County (Merced Home Base) Special Education Department at Merced County Office of Education | EDJOIN Under the direction of the assigned supervisor, the Certified Sign Language Interpreter facilitates communication between deaf or hearing-impaired students and teachers, staff members, and peers within an educational environment, using any of a variety of manual and verbal communication systems in a...
02/26/2022
Former Gallaudet University president supports Silent Garden with $250,000 gift Dr. Robert R. Davila grew up amidst the agricultural backdrop of the San Joaquin Valley. Childhood was challenging for Davila and his seven siblings in their early years. As children of Mexican mig…
Incredible story where 80% of the 3,000 community residents sign. It’s a modern day equivalent of a wide spread signing community, such that occurred on Matha’s Vineyard in the US long ago. It also a great example of an isolated form of sign language that is very localized.
05/19/2018
The Deaf Studies program hosted their first annual end of the year party. We also bid farewell to Dr. Crume who heads off to Atlanta to lead the interpreting program at Georgia State University. We will wish you well and we will miss you.
Congratulations to all the students in the Interpreting program who graduated today. Also congratulations to the students majoring in the Deaf Studies and Deaf Education program as well.