► If you are looking for an interpreter for a BSU-related event or classes, you can contact the Office of Disability Services. Their website contact info is http://www2.boisestate.edu/disabilityservices/contactus.htm, or you may call them at 208-426-1583 (v/vrs).
► To locate interpreters in the Boise area, you can find information at http://www.cdhh.idaho.gov/interpreting_services.htm There is a directory of interpreters in the area who will direct-hire for work, as well as contact information for a local interpreting agency.
► If you are seeking
employment, the following site may be useful:
Get Sign Language Interpreter
Jobs http://www.getsignlanguageinterpreterjobs.com
Suggested sources of ASL information.
“Signed Language and the Question of Autonomy”
http://www.mitpress.com/celebration
“From Affect to Grammar: Ritualization of Facial Affect in Signed Languages” by James MacFarlane http://www.unm.edu/~jmacfarl/eyebrow.html
International Bibliography of Sign Language.
http://www.sign-lang.uni-hamburg.de/bibweb/
International Directory of Sign Language
Linguistics Research.
http://www.vuw.ac.nz/~nzsldict/idslr.html
James McFarlane's website. He is a doctoral
student at University of New Mexico.
http://www.unm.edu/~jmacfarl/home.html
The Berkeley Sign Language Acquisition Project
has developed a system for transcribing sign language videotapes at the
morphological level.
http://childes.psy.cmu.edu/sign.pdf
REPRESENTATION OF THE DYNAMIC ELEMENTS OF
SIGNS: ISSUES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE MULTIMEDIA DICTIONARY OF AMERICAN SIGN
LANGUAGE.
http://www.unm.edu/~wilcox/MM-DASL/mmdasl.html