Subject headings like these (what follows is just a selection) are likely to lead to materials that will supplement your textbooks and other course materials.
Streaming ASL videos are available in our Films on Demand database-- access it through the UCNJ Libraries homepage: https://libguides.ucc.edu
Go to the page with the Films on Demand database link-- https://libguides.ucc.edu/az.php?a=f then click the link.
From off campus, you will need to log-in with your full username and password, according to the formats below:
** students-- firstname.lastname@owl.ucc.edu and then your password.
** faculty and staff-- username@ucc.edu and then your password.
Once in the Films on Demand database, type the words American Sign Language in the search box-- a list of videos accessible for viewing will be retrieved.
Below are some of the DVDs available in the Libraries' collection--
American Sign Language Interpreter Training -- Cranford, Plainfield: DVD419.7 Ex77
American Sign Language Vocabulary Builder -- Cranford: DVD 419.7 Am35
Deaf Jam -- Plainfield: DVD 899.987 De34
Fingerspelled Names and Introductions -- Plainfield: DVD 419 Da233
Idioms and Phrases in American Sign Language -- Plainfield: DVD 371.912 Id4 (5 discs)
In the Land of the Deaf -- Plainfield: DVD 362.4 Ph551
Interpreting in Insurance Settings -- Plainfield: DVD 419.7 In8
Interview and Performance Practice-- Plainfield: DVD 418.02 RE263
It's Everybody's Music -- Plainfield: DVD 780.78 It6
Mea Maxima Culpa: Silence in the House of God -- Cranford: DVD 261.8327 Va467
See What I Mean: Differences Between Deaf and Hearing Cultures -- Plainfield: DVD 305.9082 Ho697
Touch the Sound -- Elizabeth, Plainfield: DVD 786.8092 To589
Through Deaf Eyes -- Plainfield: DVD 362.4 HO797
William Shakespeare's Twelfth Night -- Plainfield DVD 822.33 Q7NO856
The UCNJ Libraries offers a rich collection of print books and e-books aligned with the curriculum. Read while on campus, online or download. With your UCNJ ID card, you may borrow all except Reserve and Reference items, which are used in-library. While the majority of the collection in support of ASL, and Deaf Studies is at the Plainfield Campus Library-- you can request that materials be delivered to another campus library more convenient to you, and you can borrow the materials there.
Here is a sampling of e-book and print book titles that may interest you:
A Historical and Etymological Dictionary of American Sign Language by 
Paris in America - a Deaf Nanticoke Shoemaker and His Daughter by Here is a sampling of print titles that may interest you:
Deaf Culture by 
Deaf Eyes on Interpreting by 
Deaf People and Society by A Historical and Etymological Dictionary of American Sign Language
The Language of Light - a History of Silent Voices by 
Raising and Educating a Deaf Child by 
Sign Language Interpreting in the Workplace by 
