This final report describes activities of a 4-year (1987-91) project at Western Maryland College to develop an 11-course graduate curriculum for teachers of American Sign Language (ASL) and teachers of ASL/English Interpreting. The curriculum formed the basis for two graduate programs at Western Maryland College. The project also developed six videotapes. Accessibility of the curriculum in ASL was stressed, as many of the programs' students are deaf. The report describes the project's purpose (stemming from the lack of any other such programs), background and origins, program site selection, program site difficulties (leading to the planned termination of the programs at this site), and project results. Appendix 2, which is the curriculum itself: "A Model Curriculum for Teachers of American Sign Language and Teachers of ASL/English Interpreting," was copyrighted in 1990 and is not included here. (DB)