Beyond Counting:
ASL Numbers Webinar
Unlock the power of numerical concepts in ASL with this webinar designed for ASL learners, interpreting students, and professionals. Dive deep into essential number-related skills—including percentages, fractions, and real-world applications. Led by two experienced college-level instructors, this webinar provides over 14 years of expertise to enhance your ASL numerical fluency with confidence.
Presented By
Jason Gervase
Instructor

I’m Jason Gervase, a native of sunny Scottsdale, Arizona, where I was born Deaf and raised by a Deaf mother. I attended Phoenix Day School for the Deaf for five years before my educational journey led me elsewhere. Along the way, I’ve lived in diverse places such as New York, Italy, and Mexico. Holding a Master’s degree in Curriculum and Instruction from Arizona State University, I now call Tucson my home.
Since 2010, I’ve dedicated myself to teaching American Sign Language. This journey has brought me to the University of Arizona, where I serve as a Senior Lecturer, and to the Siena School of Liberal Arts in Italy, where I contribute as a Professor. My teachings in ASL and Deaf Culture reach beyond the traditional classroom, extending to students from all walks of life. In the summer of 2021, I took a leap and started ASL Pinnacle. My aim was simple: to provide a welcoming space for anyone eager to master ASL, without the demands of formal college-level courses.
Languages are my passion. In addition to ASL and English, I’m fluent in Italian, Italian Sign Language, Spanish, and Portuguese. My love for languages stems from my travels and deep commitment to cultural connection and understanding.
When the teaching cap’s off, and I’m not jet-setting, you can find me spending time with my dogs, lifting weights, or hiking.
Alex Lynch
Instructor

I’m Alex Lynch, the Director of the American Sign Language, Deaf Studies, and Educational Interpreting program at the University of Arizona. A native ASL user, I attended the New York School for the Deaf at Fanwood and Model Secondary School for the Deaf before continuing my education. My journey in ASL education began in 2007 with community ASL classes, and I’ve remained committed to strengthening ASL education, expanding access to Deaf Studies, and supporting the next generation of interpreters.
I’ve been teaching ASL at the university level since 2011, with experience at the University of Arizona, the University of Vermont, and Middlebury College. Along the way, I pursued an MBA from the University of Arizona, which included studying in Vienna, Austria, where I developed working proficiency in Austrian Sign Language. I am now pursuing a Ph.D. in Higher Education, focusing my research on accessibility, sense of belonging, and institutional responsibility in supporting Deaf and hard of hearing students.
When I’m not in the classroom or researching, you’ll likely find me exploring vegan cuisine, brewing, or spending time with my life partner and our dog, Winnie.
Who should attend?
ASL 3+ Learners ✅
Interpreting Students ✅
CEU Seekers ✅
What you'll learn
Percentage, fractions, decimals, ratio, sport scores, telling facts using numbers, numbers for classifiers, and more!
cost and registration
Standard Registration: $30
CEUs Registration: $40 (includes processing fees)
Cancellation and Refund policy
- Cancellations made on or before Saturday, April 19th are eligible for a refund minus a $10 processing fee.
- No refunds will be issued for cancellations made less than one week before the workshop.
Limited Spots Available! Sign up early to secure your seat.
📅 Registration Deadline: Wednesday, April 23, 2025, at 11:59 PM PDT