Embark on an enriching journey of growth and connection within the American Sign Language (ASL) community by joining the esteemed American Sign Language Honor Society (ASLHS). To become part of American Sign Language Honor society, ASL teachers or sponsors can first join as associate member of the American Sign Language Teacher's Association (ASLTA). Once a member of ASLTA, you can further elevate your involvement by adding the ASLHS program to your membership. This opens up exciting opportunities for educational institutions offering ASL instruction to establish their own ASLHS chapters on campus. By establishing an ASLHS chapter at your instiution, passionate ASL students and enthusiasts can unlock a world of possibilities. Discover how to become a part of this esteemed community below!
Each school must establish a chapter for eligibility to participate in ASL Honor Society. To establish an ASLHS chapter at your school you need to meet the following requirements:
The high school, two-year college, four-year college/university must offer a minimum of two years of ASL coursework.
The middle school must offer a minimum of one year of ASL coursework.
Two- year college, four-year college/university must offer a minimum of two years or equivalent of two semesters of ASL coursework.
Deaf schools must use ASL as their primary language.
The chapter must have an ASL teacher who is willing to sponsor the ASLHS.
The ASL teacher (or "Sponsor") must be a member in good standing of the American Sign Language Teachers Association and remain in good standing.
Annual ASLHS chapter fees must be kept current.
Disclaimer: We are under ASLTA as a program. If you want to establish ASL Honor Society, you will need to pay two membership dues.
