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Start an ASL Class at GGC

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Kaiya
7 years ago

Can’t wait to see where this goes! Let me know how else I can support!

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Landy Alvarez
7 years ago

amazing idea

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Chris
7 years ago

Approve

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Glennessa Hodge
7 years ago

I would love to take this class

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Savannah Nietrzeba
7 years ago Featured

This would be great to have as a person who will want to work in a hospital where I see ASL used all the time! Thank you for creating this!

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Anonymous
7 years ago Featured

I think this would be a great idea. I have been looking into learning ASL for a couple of years and was going to do it at University of Georgia over the summer, but if GGC offered one online I would defiantly consider taking it here.

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Elijah Noisin
7 years ago

Yes

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Harriet Amofah
7 years ago

This will bd a great opportunity at GGC!

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Anna Boynton
7 years ago

Yes, please.

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Anna Anthony
7 years ago

We have needed something like this for a lonnng time!

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Karri Blalock
7 years ago

This wold be an awesome option for education majors!

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Joni Nobles
7 years ago

Desperately needed

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Katherine Bonds
7 years ago

Yes! Yes! Yes! We need an ASL class!

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Kafayat Oketade
7 years ago Featured

My cousin in deaf, and I would live to be able to communicate properly with her for the first time.

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Kali Campbell
7 years ago

HECK TO THE YES!!!! PLEASE!!!!!!!

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Anonymous
7 years ago

Keep on spreading the word! This would be such a great opportunity for this school to grow

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Rebecca Twiggs
7 years ago

Great job on taking so much initiative on this!

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Stacy Jones
7 years ago

I think this would be a great opportunity for our students!

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Esu Obu
7 years ago Featured

I think it would be wonderful to have a a sign language class!! We have quite a number of deaf students at GGC anyway. I believe it is necessary :)

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Meagan Smith
7 years ago Featured

I would love to have a asl class at ggc ! It’s something I have always wanted to learn. I think it would be a great opportunity for the diverse campus like ggc, if more people knew asl. This way more people could feel welcome and included in our tiny community at gcc.