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Visiting instructor in
American Sign Language
smmullen@wesleyan.edu
Sheila Mullen teaches a two-year sequence of American Sign Language classes, which combine language acquisition with Deaf culture, disability studies and a service-learning semester. Sheila received her MALS degree here at Wesleyan University and her BS degree from Syracuse University in Human Development, where she also first experienced a vibrant Deaf community. She continued her ASL and Deaf Studies course work at Northwestern Connecticut Community College and with the National Theatre of the Deaf, where she currently serves as a member of their board of directors. Earlier in her career, Sheila worked with deaf children as a tutor and life skills instructor at the American School for the Deaf, and later served as a communication specialist in the ASD educational outreach department.
Courses Taught:
Fall 2012
American Sign Language 1 - Lang 190-01
Times: M W F 9:00AM-9:50AM; Location: FISK116
American Sign Language 1 - Lang 190-02
Times: M W F 1:10PM-2:00PM; Location: 116
American Sign Language and Current Issues - Lang 290
Times: M W F 11:00AM-11:50AM; Location: FISK413
Spring 2013
American Sign Language II - Lang 191-01
Times: M W F 9:00AM-9:50AM; Location: TBD
American Sign Language II - Lang 191-02
Times: M W F 1:10PM-2:00PM; Location: TBD
American Sign Language and Literacy Skills - Lang 291
Times: M W F 11:00AM-11:50AM; Location: TBD
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