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Contacting Dr. Bill...


 

Hello ASL Heroes!!!
Thank you in advance for reading this:
The volume of incoming email that I receive is quite large. 
I do read each email I receive. (Well, except for the lottery, chain mail, and other spam).
I also strive to respond to each genuine email with a genuine reply even though it sometimes takes me a while because I triage my emails and tend to reply to my registered student's email first.

The good news is that chances are 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 local search.

 

You can also check out the Frequently Asked Questions Page and/or the registration sheet. 

I get lots of requests from people asking for various signs.  So many requests that I've had to come up with a standard answer:

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Dear ASL Hero!
Thank you for your interest in ASL and I appreciate your request for a sign. I plan on posting “every” sign eventually. Right now I’ve got to focus on posting signs for the upcoming online versions of the courses I teach at the college. Since I get more requests for signs than I have time in the day, I’ve set up a “win / win” method whereby people who are in a hurry to see a certain sign posted may expedite the process by donating to the Lifeprint online dictionary. Doing so helps pay the Lifeprint.com server fees and benefits thousands of ASL students since the donated sign will be posted for all to freely access. Your sign will go to the top of my “signs to do list” and will be the next sign I post.
So, you can either rest assured that “eventually” I’ll get your sign posted, and/or you can speed up the process by visiting: http://lifeprint.com/bookstore/requestasign.htm and donating the sign to Lifeprint.
Cordially,
Dr. Bill
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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 California State University Students:
 
William Vicars, Ed.D. (Bill)
Associate Professor
ASL & Deaf Studies
Office: Eureka 308
CSU Sacramento
6000 J Street- EUR 308
Sacramento CA 95819-6079
Vicars@CSUS.edu
 


Contact info for ASLU registered students, bookstore inquiries, and video submissions:

Belinda Vicars
8506 Everglade Dr.
Sacramento, CA 95826-3617

BelindaGVicars@aol.com


 


Contact Info for Sierra College Students:

While I do have a Sierra email account, your best bet is to email me at BillVicars@aol.com
 

 


Why no "voice" phone number listed?  Because due to my hearing limitations I prefer to not use "voice phones."
Email works perfectly for me. It sits there and patiently waits for me and provides a terrific reference later on.
I do have and use VP (videophone).  I've given that number out to my friends and close acquaintances.
If you don't already know my vp number, there's a reason for that.  Thanks!  - Dr. Bill


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