TASL Students

TASL Logistics for the Residential Session

TASL logistics is your go-to place for all things related to your academic studies in teaching ASL during the summer residential session. There are many things you need to know to be successful during the residential session. TASL logistics is your go-to place for

important dates

Important people

important documents

Important Dates

May 19 - 30

Strategies for TASL Success

The orientation is for new students only (required). Instructions will be sent two weeks prior to the start date.

June 2 - 13

Online Classes

June 15

Residence Hall Move In

The earliest you can move into the residence hall is noon (12:00 pm).

" " Give yourself enough time to adjust to your new time zone/environment.

June 16 - 27

On Campus Classes

On campus orientation (for all students) is 8:00 am - 12:00 p.m.in McKee Hall on June 16, 2025.
- Classroom locations will be confirmed at the on campus orientation.
Typical class hours are Monday - Friday 8:00 am to 4:00 pm.
- Check your specific cohort schedule for exact times as schedules vary by group.
Classes ends on Friday, June 27, 2025. Your cohort specific schedule will indicate the end time.
- Note: No early releases! Attendance hours are mandatory for all campus classes.

June 27 - 28

Residence Hall Check Out

You can move out of the residence hall any time after your last class on Friday, June 27, 2025.
The latest you can check out of the residence hall is noon on Saturday, June 28, 2025.

June 30 - July 6

Online Classes

July 14 - 18

Online Classes

Important People

You will be interacting with various individuals throughout the summer session.

" " You will interact with your course instructors during the online and residential portions of the summer session.

Your instructors are your Point of Contacts for all things courses related (materials, activities, homework, assignment, etc.).

TASL 501 and 502 and EDF 500

TASL 501: First and Second Language
Acquisition in ASL

Dr. Paul Twitchell

TASL 502: ASL Teaching Methods

Dr. Katie Moore

EDF 500: Conceptions of Schooling
TBA
TASL 504 and 506 and EDSE 511

TASL 504: ASL Curriculum
Development and Design

Dr. Taralynn Petrites

TASL 506: Contemporary Professional
Issues in Teaching ASL

Karen Boyd

EDSE 511: Content Accessibility for CLD and Students wtih Identified Needs
TBA

" " You will interact with department staff during the residential portion of the summer session.

The department staff are your Point of Contacts for all things outside of courses and course concerns that need attention beyond the course instructor.