[WADNet Post] Apr 2: Interpreter/Educator Updates
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INTERPRETER/EDUCATOR UPDATES
-- Job Opening: Communication Provider
-- Apr 13: I Graduated! Now What? Seminar
-- Apr 14: IRID Interpreter Workshop
-- Apr 15: Educational Interpreter (Overseas)
-- Apr 27: 2007 Ice Cream Social
-- Apr 28-29: Deaf Intepreting Skills Seminar
-- May 4-5: ASL Weekend
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Job Opening: Communication Provider
The Center for Sight & Hearing in Rockford, IL has a full time position
available for a communication provider. Applicant will have a minimum
of 5 years experience, adhere to the Interpreter for the Deaf Act, and
possess strong expressive/receptive American Sign Language Skills. Other
communication modes and computer skills a plus.
Please send resume and cover letter to:
c/o CA search
Center for Sight & Hearing
8038 MacIntosh Lane
Rockford, IL 61107
No calls, EOE
Ann Gronlund, RID CI
Communication Specialist
Center for Sight and Hearing
8038 MacIntosh Lane
Rockford, IL 61107
815. 332.6836 v/t
www.rockfordcenter.org
(Contributed by: Ann Gronlund, Center for Sight and Hearing)
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Apr 13: I Graduated! Now What? Seminar
Interpreting Solutions,Inc.
presents
“I Graduated! Now What?”
Business Practices for New Grads
*Where can I work after ITP graduation?
*Is it ethically appropriate to privately contract?
*How do I become affiliated with agencies?
*What do I charge for my services?
*What does an invoice look like?
*Credentials-how do I get them?
Do you have questions similar to these? Then you’ll want to join us for
this seminar!
This workshop is intended for 2nd year students or recent grads;
1st year students can look forward to this being offered again next year!
Jill Kenehan-Krey, seasoned interpreter and President of Interpreting
Solutions, Inc.
and
Brenda Walker Prudhom, Director of Interpreting Solutions, Inc.’s
MERIT* program will be co-presenting on these topics and more...
WHEN? Friday, April 13, 2007 from 1:00pm-4:00pm
WHERE? Independence First, 600 W. Virginia Ave, 6th floor, Room 601.
HOW MUCH? $10.00
*Merit: Maximizing Educational Resources for Interpreters and
Transliterators. (Formerly known as: AIMS)
******* Registration Form: DEADLINE FOR ENROLLMENT IS APRIL 6th *******
Name: _____________________________ Email
address__________________________
Address__________________________________ Phone Number_____________________
Paying by: Check #____________Credit Card #_____________________________
Mail Payments to: Jodie Howard Office Manager, Interpreting Solutions,
Inc., 4369 S. Howell Ave Suite 305, Milwaukee WI 53207
If you prefer, you can print off the flyer with registration form from
here:
http://www.wi-deaf.org/images/community/igradseminar.pdf
(Contributed by: Jodie Howard, Interpreting Solutions, Inc.)
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Apr 14: IRID Interpreter Workshop
Tips On Preparing To Take An Interpreter Performance Test
Saturday, April 14
9:00a to 4:00p
$60.00 IRID Members
$70.00 Non-Members
A practical hands-on workshop with tips and techniques to help one
prepare to pass any interpreter performance test, whether it is for a
job interview, State and/or National evaluation systems.
Participants will leave the workshop with an individualized preparation
plan and calendar as well as many tips and strategies they will need to
help in their quest for success in passing an interpreter performance test.
Anixter Center Training Institute
Polk Conference Center
2023 N. Clybourn Avenue
Chicago, IL 60614
Marijo Wimbush CI / CT and Donna Reiter-Brandwein, CSC, CI / CT were the
co-founders (along with Joyce Cole) of Sign on Stage (S.O.S.) and have
presented workshops on a variety of topics locally, regionally and
nationally. Both Marijo and Donna are in private practice.
Space is limited to 50 people, so register early. Workshop Date:
Saturday, April 14th, 2007
Send checks to: Tim Mahoney - IRID Secretary, 1635 W. Pratt # 2 South,
Chicago, IL 60626
Checks payable to: IRID ( Member $60 non-Member $70 ) No refunds after
Wed. April 11th, 2007
Name: Phone:
Address: City:
State: Zip:
E-mail:
more info: http://www.ilrid.org/april_workshop.htm
(Contributed by: Tim Mahoney, IRID)
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Apr 15: Educational Interpreter (Overseas)
Educational Interpreter Needed in Jakarta Indonesia: August-June 07/08
School Year
On an annual basis, our family seeks to hire a qualified & experienced
educational interpreter who would also like the adventure of working
overseas.
This exciting position would provide educational interpreting for our
ten-year-old deaf son who attends an English language-based school. In
addition, professional opportunities exist to be involved with deaf
community educational projects. This position is for the term August
2007 through June 2008.
Although the salary is not commensurate to that received in the U.S.A.,
we provide your own private housing, utility stipend, flights, visas’
fees, daily transportation (during working hours), and medical health
insurance from the USA, making it possible to enjoy life and travel
within Indonesia.
Candidates should have a sense of adventure, are confident, and able to
work with a high degree of independence, as well as being skilled as an
interpreter, having had experience working with deaf children. Both
male and female candidates are encouraged to apply.
Application deadline April 15th, or until suitable candidate found.
For more information and application procedures, please inquire by email
to both addresses below. Interviews are expected to be held in the USA
during late April.
Greg Zolkowski
Jakarta International School
gregzol@xxxxxxxxxx
gzolkowski@xxxxxxxxxxxx
(Contributed by: Greg Zolkowski, WADNet Reader)
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Apr 27: 2007 Ice Cream Social
Interpreting Solutions, Inc.
presents
2007 ICE CREAM SOCIAL
April 27, 2007
4pm-7pm
4369 South Howell Ave., Suite 305
Milwaukee, WI 53207
Welcoming the Community to learn about our Mentoring Program.
Students, working community based and educational interpreters
and those interested in mentoring or being mentored are encouraged to
attend.
*** RSVP by April 25, 2007 ***
(Contributed by: Julie Howard, Interpreting Solutions, Inc.)
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Apr 28-29: Deaf Intepreting Skills Seminar
Deaf Interpreting Skills Seminar
Saturday & Sunday, April 28 & 29
$75 total - Limited 25 seats
This 2-day (8 hours each) seminar covers:
A Role of Deaf Interpreter
Overview on Code of Professional Conduct
Insight on how one can effectively prepare for the CDI exam
Priscilla Moyers grew up in a Deaf family and graduated from the
California School for the Deaf, Fremont. She attended CSUN and Gallaudet
University before receiving a B. A. in English Literature with a minor
in English as a Second Language from San Francisco State University.
Priscilla has worked as a research assistant with the ASL Literacy
Research Project at San Francisco State University. She has also
interpreted for Deaf persons and in medical, mental health and platform
settings. For more than 15 years, she has taught ASL privately and at
educational institutions including California State University
Northridge and Vista College in Berkeley. After completing an intensive
program in American Judicial System Interpreting in 1993, she began
freelancing in the courts, enhancing access to the judicial system for
Deaf consumers. Now a Certified Deaf Interpreter (CDI), Priscilla
continues to serve as a legal intermediary interpreter. Priscilla also
does consulting work on American Sign Language and its cultural issues.
Currently she serves on committee with RID, Deaf Members in Leadership
(DML). Besides DML committee involvement, she is also a part of NCEIC
program developing curriculum for Deaf people interested in pursuing
Deaf interpreting. In addition, Priscilla provides seminars and
workshops on interpreting as well as private
mentoring.
For more information: juan@xxxxxxxxx
Checks –Attention: Juan Bernal
CAIRS, 150 N. Wacker Dr., Suite 1310, Chicago, IL 60606
Workshop sponsored by: Harper College Deaf & Hard of Hearing Programs
View Flyer at: http://www.wi-deaf.org/images/community/CDI_WorkshopII.pdf
(Contributed by: Juan Bernal, CAIRS)
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May 4-6: ASL Weekend
Dear Interpreter and ASL Studies Students and the Deaf Community of
Wisconsin,
ASL Weekend is back! The 2007 ASL Silent Weekend will take place in
Rosholt, WI, at Lions Camp on May 4th, 5th and 6th. This event is
sponsored by Wisconsin ASLTA, WAD and WisRID.
The ASL Weekend Committee is looking for motivated students to serve as
Support Staff for the whole weekend. In exchange for your volunteer
work, your registration will be waived. Lodging and food at Lion’s Camp
is also included. Here are some (but not all) of the duties that a
Support Staff might be doing:
• Helping with registration and questions.
• Selling raffle tickets and door prize tickets.
• Monitoring people coming in for meals and directing them to Deaf
Mentor tables.
• Setting up workshop rooms with appropriate chairs and tables.
• Assisting presenters during their respective workshop, handing out RID
CEU stickers at the end of the workshop.
• Making important announcements either before or after workshops
regarding changes in schedule or general reminders.
Support Staff will not miss more than one, if any, activity/workshop as
a result of accomplishing these duties. Regular breaks will be given to
allow our hard working Support Staff to have some fun too! If you are
interested in applying, you must meet the criteria below:
• You must either BE a member of WisRID, ASLTA or WAD OR be willing to
become a member.
• You must be able to stay for the entire weekend.
• You must be able to arrive at Lions Camp at 12:00 on Friday, for
setup, and be able to stay until 2 PM on Sunday, for clean up (this is
non-negotiable).
If you are interested in applying, send in a letter with your contact
information. Your letter along with must include:
• If you are an ITP or ASL studies student - What program are you from,
and what year are you in your program?
• Why are you interested in serving as a Support Staff person at ASL
Weekend and how will this experience help you grow as a professional?
• What is your previous experience working as a Support Staff person (or
in another similar position)?
• A letter of recommendation from your ITP/ASL instructor or a person
you have worked with.
All letters must be postmarked by April 1st! You will receive a response
either way by April 7th. If you have already paid and registered for the
ASL Weekend, a refund will be given to you at the end of the event.
E-mail your letter of interest to csmanuel@xxxxxxx or send your letter
via regular mail to:
Cassie Franklin
3150 S. Pinewood Creek Ct, #106
New Berlin, WI 53151
This is a great leadership opportunity. I look forward to hearing from
you! If you have any questions, please email or call 414-229-3871 VP
(Voice users, please call 1-866-327-8877).
Sincerely,
Cassie Franklin
ASL Weekend Support Staff Committee
(Contributed by: Cassie (Manuel) Franklin, ASL Weekend Support Staff)
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Leslie Riggs
WADNet Post Editor & Listserv Administrator
Wisconsin Association of the Deaf
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