Contacting Dr. Bill...
Hello ASL Heroes!!!
You are important to me. I read every one of your emails and I try to respond to as many as time permits.
Since I like to feed my family I work a full-time "day job" teaching for the local State University which keeps me incredibly busy taking care of my students and various responsibilities.
I get lots of requests from people asking questions or wanting to know various signs -- so many requests that I really can't answer them all during the semester. I try to save those sign requests and post the signs during the next break or during the summer.
The good news though is that there is a strong chance that I've already answered your question "somewhere" on this site. If you have questions about Lifeprint.com and/or ASL University you can use the box below to do a search of ASLU:
You can also check out the Frequently Asked Questions Page and/or the registration sheet.
Contact Info for Lifeprint.com related topics:
William G. Vicars, EdD
Director, ASLU / Lifeprint.com
8506 Everglade Dr.
Sacramento, CA 95826-3617
BillVicars@aol.com
Contact Info for my California State University Students:
William Vicars, Ed.D.
Associate Professor, Deaf Studies Program
California State University, Sacramento
6000 J Street, Sacramento CA 95819-6079
Vicars@CSUS.edu
Contact Info for my Sierra College Students:
While I do have a Sierra email account,
your best bet is to email me at:
BillVicars@aol.com
Question: Why no "voice" phone number listed?
Answer: Because I'm Deaf (well, actually I'm one of those Deaf slash hard-of-hearing types: 65Db loss). With amplification I can muddle through some voiced conversations (depending on if the other person has a clear, deep voice and no accent) but the fact is I prefer email over using "voice phones." My iPhone contract has no voice minutes! (Tip: Deaf people can get that contract from AT&T via filling out special form.) Email works great. It sits there and patiently waits for me and provides a terrific reference later on. Yes, of course I have and use VP (videophone) but only with my co-workers, close friends, and family.
Cordially,
- Dr. Bill
