On Tuesday, March 31, I went over to Yuba College to speak to Cari Carter’s ASL I and ASL II classes about living and working as a Deaf person in a newspaper industry focusing on the Internet. In ASL I began with a general “who I am” introduction before going into family life experience, mainstreamed school experience, college at American River College and California State University Northridge before going into the working world as a computer graphics design, then into webmastering and going back to college to obtain a BFA degree in Web Development through International Academy of Design and Technology, Tampa online. In ASL II, I described the job titles, functions, and responsibilities of Courtney Lopez, Steve Nelson and myself (sorry Robert LaHue, I limited to three job descriptions). After I talked with the classes, it was their turn to ask questions and comments.
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