Join PCRID for our last workshop of 2018 featuring Roberta H. Mather.
Saturday, November 3rd, 2018. 9:00am - 12:00pm Gallaudet SAC Room 1011.
Professional Studies CEUs: 0.3. FREE to PCRID members ($30 for Non-members).
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WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION:
As the pool of Deaf professionals is rapidly growing and rising, the demand for qualified interpreters to match has never been greater. This workshop will provide tools and strategies on how to effectively partner with Deaf professionals when the stakes are high. Participants will learn how to develop tools for building an effective Deaf professional- interpreter team, identify strategies to effectively voice for Deaf presenters (in a range of scenarios), and understand the five stages of the hierarchy of interpreting needs.
TARGET AUDIENCE:
Hearing and Deaf interpreters (ranging from novice to experienced), students, educators and Deaf professionals.
None to some/little prior content knowledge is required to participate in this workshop.
OTHER DETAILS:
This workshop will be presented in ASL. To request reasonable accommodations, or inquire about our cancellation policy, please contact Samantha Schein at professionaldevelopment@pcrid.org by October 22nd, 2018. The presenter of this workshop does NOT discriminate on basis of hearing status, race, ethnicity, nationality, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, age, religion, military, or veteran status. PCRID supports a safe learning environment and a policy of nondiscrimination.
PRESENTER BIO:
Roberta H Mather is a Deaf Professional who has 20+ years of experience of working with sign language interpreters in the workplace. Her portfolio includes communications strategy, public speaking, marketing, product development, web design, and logistics coordination. Mather graduated from RIT with a degree in Professional Technical Communications and minors in Marketing and Information Technology. She completed the Graduate School’s Executive Leadership Program in 2013, serving as a keynote speaker at her graduation. Today, she is in the first cohort of U.S. Office of Personnel Management’s Washington DC Leadership Development Program. Earlier in the summer, she delivered a presentation at the National Association of the Deaf (NAD)’s Biennial Conference at Hartford, Connecticut entitled: “Captivate: How to Deliver a Dynamic Presentation to a Hearing Audience.”
