02/26/2026
🚨 NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS! 🚨
Join the Fall 2026 – Spring 2028 Cohort of the American River College ASL-English Interpreting Program!
Are you passionate about American Sign Language, language access, and community equity? ARC’s ASL-English Interpreting Program provides a rigorous, integrated course of study designed to prepare students for entry-level careers as ASL-English interpreters.
✨ Develop advanced ASL skills
✨ Build interpreting and professional competencies
✨ Learn through a social justice and community-centered lens
✨ Graduate career-ready
📅 Priority consideration deadline: April 3, 2026
🔗 Application details & prerequisites: https://bit.ly/3lyWpfJ
ID: A promotional flyer for the American Sign Language (ASL)–English Interpreting Program at American River College. At the top is a photo of two people seated in a classroom or lab setting. On the left, a light-skinned man with short brown hair and trimmed facial hair wears a gray blazer over a dark shirt. He is turned toward the student and signing with one hand raised. On the right, a woman with medium-brown skin and long dark hair pulled back into a high ponytail wears a tan knit sweater and jeans. She is smiling and signing with both hands. Behind them, a computer monitor displays a person signing on screen, and additional monitors sit on the desk. Framed Deaf culture artwork hangs on the wall above them..
Below the image, large text reads: “American Sign Language (ASL)–English Interpreting Program – Now Accepting Applications.” A bold heading states: “Join the Fall 2026–Spring 2028 Cohort!”
The flyer explains that ARC’s ASL-English Interpreting Program is accepting applications and provides a link for program prerequisites and application instructions. It notes that priority consideration will be given to applications received by April 3, 2026.
A second photo near the bottom shows a group of diverse students standing together and smiling in front of a brick wall.
At the bottom of the flyer is the American River College logo and the ASL-English Interpreting Program name. Contact information is provided for Erica West Oyedele, Program Coordinator, with an email address for inquiries.
