Jo Larson
Jo Larson
Jo Larson has been an instructor at the University of Oregon now for over 10 years. Her courses cover basic linguistic principles of ASL, as well as Deaf Culture and Community Studies. She’s a native speaker of American Sign Language, her current projects are related to curriculum for teaching basic signs to pre-verbal hearing infants and children.
Jo Larson was selected to receive the 2002-03 UO Office of Multicultural Affairs Outstanding Faculty Award, presented by UO students to honor faculty members who have shown commitment to working with students of color, and dedication to increasing ethnic and racial diversity at the University of Oregon.
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Education
M.S., Communication Sciences and Education of the Deaf, 2004
CLIP, California State University at Northridge, 1993
B.A., California State University at Northridge, 1985
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Quotes
“Sign Language was by far my favorite class all year! Jo and Linda are dynamic, personable, and engaging teachers. I recommend this class to anyone!”
- Katelynn Clapper
“Jo made ASL come alive for me and now I can’t image having a different foreign language. ASL will enhance your life!”
- Anonymous