Sean is one of the most gifted and driven ASL student I have ever had the opportunity to educate. He takes time to process his thoughts and reflect; therefore, his receptive and expressive ASL skills are notable. Sean uses his talents and interpersonal skills to assist his peers in class without hesitation. He is patient, compassionate and respectful, both in and out of the classroom. Three years ago I heard a teacher say, “I wish I had 25 Sean Lemas in class.” I completely agree. His classmates, teachers, and advisors clearly respect him. Sean is an independent learner who owns full responsibility for not only his work, but also his relationships, actions and decisions.
