Signing Naturally Workshop Registration

Training in Madison, Wisconsin with co-authors Ken Mikos and Cheri Smith to focus on the new Signing Naturally Curriculum of Units 1-6 on June 18-19.  RID CEUs, ASLTA hours, and college credit are offered.
Early Bird deadline: May 15 (save $25), Click on SN Training June 2010 form and follow mailing instructions.

Scholarship Deadline Extended

Sorry for the inconvenience of our website crashing for a few days.  Due to this interference, we have postponed the scholarship application deadline to April 16th.

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  WisASLTA is the Wisconsin Chapter of the American Sign Language Teachers Association. The goals of our organization are:
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