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Purdue University North Central American Sign Language Club will host a Game Night on March 12 in the Library-Student-Faculty Building Room 144 for ASL students, the deaf community and the public.
The event will feature Nina Coyer, a deaf ASL interpreter and professor at Eastern Kentucky University, and Jason Maloney, a deaf limited-term lecturer of ASL at PNC. ASL and English interpreting will be provided.
Activities will begin at 5:30 with a Children's Hour featuring storytelling and fun for children ages 4 and older. Deaf and hearing are welcome to enjoy the event. Youngsters are parents are welcome to attend and leave early on this school night.
From 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. there will be a variety of ASL games and activities followed by an hour of ASL storytelling. Guests may come and go during the evening as needed.
For more information, contact Karen Donah, continuing lecturer and coordinator of American Sign Language, at kdonah@pnc.edu.
Persons with disabilities requiring accommodations should contact Donah.
Purdue University North Central American Sign Language Club will host a Game Night on March 12 in the Library-Student-Faculty Building Room 144 for ASL students, the deaf community and the public.
The event will feature Nina Coyer, a deaf ASL interpreter and professor at Eastern Kentucky University, and Jason Maloney, a deaf limited-term lecturer of ASL at PNC. ASL and English interpreting will be provided.
Activities will begin at 5:30 with a Children's Hour featuring storytelling and fun for children ages 4 and older. Deaf and hearing are welcome to enjoy the event. Youngsters are parents are welcome to attend and leave early on this school night.
From 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. there will be a variety of ASL games and activities followed by an hour of ASL storytelling. Guests may come and go during the evening as needed.
For more information, contact Karen Donah, continuing lecturer and coordinator of American Sign Language, at kdonah@pnc.edu.
Persons with disabilities requiring accommodations should contact Donah.