Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is SCAD a state government agency?
A: No.
SCAD is a non-profit organization and the state affiliate of the National Association of the Deaf (NAD). The SCAD board of directors are elected by the SCAD members every two years. The board of directors are volunteers. The SCAD office has two staff employees.
Q: I am looking for Deaf and Hard of Hearing events in my area. Where can I find that information?
A: SCAD tries to keep an updated list of Deaf and Hard of Hearing communities, organizations, and monthly events throughout South Carolina. Click on this page for the list
Q: Where can I find an American Sign Language Interpreter?
A: You can find the Interpreter List here
Q: Where can I find American Sign Language (ASL) classes?
A: You can find a list of ASL classes here
Q: How do I become a SCAD Member and how much does it cost?
A: Only $10 a year! Go to the page Join SCAD!
A: No.
SCAD is a non-profit organization and the state affiliate of the National Association of the Deaf (NAD). The SCAD board of directors are elected by the SCAD members every two years. The board of directors are volunteers. The SCAD office has two staff employees.
Q: I am looking for Deaf and Hard of Hearing events in my area. Where can I find that information?
A: SCAD tries to keep an updated list of Deaf and Hard of Hearing communities, organizations, and monthly events throughout South Carolina. Click on this page for the list
Q: Where can I find an American Sign Language Interpreter?
A: You can find the Interpreter List here
Q: Where can I find American Sign Language (ASL) classes?
A: You can find a list of ASL classes here
Q: How do I become a SCAD Member and how much does it cost?
A: Only $10 a year! Go to the page Join SCAD!