ASL Club Meeting 32816 Agenda 1 Upcoming Events

ASL Club Meeting 3/28/16

Agenda: 1. Upcoming Events Shut up & Sign: 3/31, 4/7, 4/14 College Mall Social Hour: 4/2 Indiana School for the Deaf trip: 4/11 Final club meeting: 4/18 2. Elections: 4/18 Positions President Vice President Treasurer Elections and Game Night Bowling for Brain Injury with NSSLHA: 4/21 CULTURE SHOCK: 4/9 Intro to ASL Night: Bring a Friend! 4/28 Secretary & Social Executive Fundraising & community outreach chair “Shut Up & Sign” Chair 3. Finally, Brainstorming session for culture shock and the intro to ASL Night

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Sign & Dine: Mother Bears Pizza We raised $85 towards sponsoring a child this summer at the Indiana Deaf Camp! Thank you for your support (and your love of pizza!)!

Upcoming Events 1. “Shut up & Sign” Informal (Casual: as in laid back) and fun conversation practice! 5: 30 -6: 30 pm SPHS C 018 Thursday: 3/31, 4/7, 4/14

Upcoming Events Cont. 1. Deaf Social Hour at the College Mall Saturday Meet April 2 nd from 2: 30 pm-4 pm in the food court! Practice situation conversational ASL in a real life social

Upcoming Events Cont. 1. Indiana School for the Deaf Educational Visit and Tour Monday April 11 th 11 am arrive college mall bus stop outside of sears 11: 20 depart for ISD 12: 45 arrive at ISD in Indianapolis 1 -3 pm guided tour/presentation from ISD 3: 15 depart for Bloomington 4: 40 arrive back at College Mall

ISD Trip Continue Currently 3 student drivers with 12 seats If you need a ride, you must sign up for one at the end of the meeting today! If you are able to carpool (must have valid license and car insurance) Please sign up after the meeting! Drivers will receive $5 to help cover gas plus an extra involvement point An e-mail will be sent out later this week with finalized details.

Upcoming Events Cont. 1. Final Club Meeting: Game night + Elections Monday 4/18 6: 30 -8 pm If interested in running for office: Prepare a 1 -3 min speech about why you would be a good fit for the position Can be presented live or via video format

Election Positions for Fall 16 - Spring 17 President Vice President Treasurer Secretary & Social executive Fundraising and Community Outreach Chair “Shut up & Sign” Chair *Be on the lookout for detailed position descriptions and requirements via e-mail* **If interested in running for president, you must meet with Taylor in person no later than 4/15!**

Bowling for Brain Injury with NSSLHA We have received a lot of support from the National Student Speech Language and Hearing Association this semester, lets get out there and support them at this wonderful annual fundraising event! Thursday 4/21 from 6 -10 pm IMU Bowling Alley $5 proceeds go to support traumatic brain injury “Deaf” Lane! 7 -830

What is Culture Shock? Student run radio station WIUX event All day Music Festival free and open to public Booths representing student groups, businesses, community organizations This year is the 30 th anniversary! Opportunity to share more and or introduce Deaf Culture and ASL to the community and fellow students

Upcoming Events: CULTURE SHOCK 1. Culture Shock planning Committee ALL are invited to come brainstorm and join the committee Thursday 3/31 at 6: 45 pm (After “shut up and sign”!) Ballantine Hall room 233 CULTURE SHOCK Dunn Meadow April 9 th, 1 -10 pm IN NEED OF VOLUNTEERS! (see Taylor)

Upcoming Events Cont. 1. Intro to ASL Night 1. What? : An introduction to basic ASL signs, phrases, and Deaf Culture. 2. Why? : To promote and share Deaf culture and knowledge of ASL. 3. Who? : Whether you are an SLP/Au. D student wanting to learn some basics or just interested in the language and Deaf Culture, ALL are welcome! 4. When? : Thursday 4/28 from 6: 30 -7: 45 pm Bring a friend! (it is crucial to have club member support for this event!) This is an opportunity for signers to contribute to the spreading of language. We are promoting this event at Culture Shock!

Remaining Time: Brainstorming stations Please make sure: everyone has a chance to get their ideas out! Be patient with less experienced signers (you were once new to ASL too!) Jot down ideas onto the paper provided (not the scratch paper!) Use scratch paper to help facilitate communication