American Sign Language – The Channels

Trustees present awards to honorable SBCC faculty, staff

Trustees present awards to honorable SBCC faculty, staff

April 26, 2019

From left, Allie Scudelarl, Glory McGuigan, and Rossio Zavala Perez answer questions about their experiences in California State University's sign language interpreation program. The entire panel discussion was given in American Sign Language on Friday, April 12, 2019, in the MacDougall Administration Building Room 211 at City College in Santa Barbara Calif.

Students share their journeys to becoming ASL interpreters

April 13, 2019

ASG allocates $1,000 to provide translators for deaf students

ASG allocates $1,000 to provide translators for deaf students

October 20, 2018

Hugo Martinez, City College American Sign Language tutor, on Thursday, April 27, at Santa Barbara East Beach. Martinez was selected for the USA Men’s Deaf Volleyball team for the 2017 Deaflympics in Samsun, Turkey.

Sign language tutor invited to play volleyball at Deaflympics

April 28, 2017

Spanish Professor Sonia Zúñiga-Lomelí will be retiring at the end of the spring semester, Monday, Nov. 28, in the Humanities Building at City College. Zúñiga-Lomelí has been with City College for over 25 years.

Devoted professor retires after 26 years of department service

December 2, 2016

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SBCC hosts sign-language play, teaches about deaf community

September 18, 2016

Image courtesy of the American Sign Language (ASL) Club at Santa Barbara City College.

Coffee Nights let SBCC students practice American sign language

October 13, 2015

City College students attend an American Sign Language Club meeting, where President Jessica Clark, 20, explains the rules for a game in vocal silence, on Wednesday, March 5, in the Main Cafeteria at City College. Signing is a visual language in which the brain processes linguistic information through the eyes.

In Deaf Community, actions speak louder than words

March 7, 2014

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