On the contrary, she said that the knowledge of any language is an asset, including Asian languages and sign language. In fact, the participating undergraduates come from various fields, including biology, history, special education and design. Students may receive CHI 98 or 198 credit for their work, in which case variable units are granted depending on the number of hours volunteered. Students may also opt for CHI 192, which is an internship program which requires eight to 10 hours of on-site work per week. It is also possible to receive internship credit by going through the Internship and Career Center.
All undergraduates are eligible to take part in the program.
For more information, contact Javier at 795-5902.