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Attendees of this year's Southeaster Regional Symposium will qualify for 0.6 PS CEU's! Register Below: store.nexternal.com/uncg/sers-symp…

Excited to present my research on the supervision experiences of ASL-English educational interpreters! Dec 12th, 2020 Southeastern Regional Symposium “Interpreter Supervision in K-12 Schools: Who is Supervising & Why it Matters” #EdPolicy #DeafEd #DHH #k12interpreters UArizona Education UAEdPolicy

Today's Presenter Spotlight is Whitney R. Weirick, MA, NIC-Advanced Whitney WHY-Rick (she) Recovered PhD, an interpreter and doctoral candidate (Special Education - Deaf & Hard of Hearing) at University of Arizona. Stay tuned to learn more about her & her presentation for the 2020 Southeastern Regional Symposium

At the Southeastern Regional Symposium on Dec 12th, Whitney WHY-Rick (she) Recovered PhD will be presenting her work titled "Interpreter Supervision in K-12 Schools: Who is Supervising & Why it Matters" Register to attend here: store.nexternal.com/uncg/sers-symp… & Stay tuned for tomorrow's presenter spotlight!

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Excited to announce our schedule for the 2020 Southeastern Regional Symposium! Register here: sers.eventbrite.com

Today's Presenter Spotlight is Kimberly F. Hutter, PhD, a Technical Assistance Specialist w/ the Center for Technical Assistance for Excellence in Special Education at Utah State University. Stay tuned to learn more about her & her presentation for the 2020 Southeastern Regional Symposium.

Kimberly has a Ph.D. in Special Ed. from UNCG & is a Fellow with the National Leadership Consortium in Sensory Disabilities. Her research focuses on policy & standards in relation to pre-service educational interpreter preparation & ed. interpreters employed in K-12 settings.

Kimberly earned her M.Ed. in Curriculum & Instruction from Concordia University, BA in Sign Language Interpretation from Siena Heights , and AAS in Educational Interpreting from NTC. She holds her National Certification in Ed: K-12 Interpreting.

To see Dr. Hutter's presentation on Formal Perceptions of K-12 Sign Language Interpreters at the Southeastern Regional Symposium, register here: sers.eventbrite.com

Today's presenter spotlight is Jennifer Boyd. She is nationally certified (NIC, CI, CT) & holds a Bachelors in ASL/English Interpreting and a Masters in Interpreting Pedagogy. Stay tuned to learn more about her throughout the day!

Jennifer has been interpreting since 2002. The majority of her career has been in full-time staff interpreter positions, 2 of which were serving as a designated interpreter for a division-head & a college president. She's also worked in the realm of VRI & freelance interpreting.

Jennifer has taught interpreting at the post-secondary level, as a visiting faculty member and UNCG and as an adjunct at CFCC. Currently, Jennifer is the Coordinator of Interpreting Services at Wake Tech Students. Register here to see her presentation: sers.eventbrite.com

Jennifer has a passion for mentoring & loves collaborating with colleagues to build & strengthen their community of practice. She is a huge fan of Demand Control Schema and loves exploring the “it depends” of interpreting. Register for SERS here: sers.eventbrite.com

At the 2020 Southeastern Regional Symposium, Jennifer Boyd will be presenting on The Power of Explanation: IntraLingual Skills Development. Register here: sers.eventbrite.com

Today's presenter spotlight is Savanna Toole, the Deaf-Blind Services Specialist for the Greensboro Regional Center with the Division of Services for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DSDHH). Follow us to learn more about her throughout the day! sers.eventbrite.com

Savanna is Deaf-Blind & communicates using Close Vision American Sign Language. She's also learning how to use ProTactile and Haptics. She received her Bachelor of Art in Social Work from Gallaudet University in Washington, D.C. sers.eventbrite.com

Prior to joining DSDHH, Savanna worked in counseling and social services for the last several years in Arizona, Florida and Washington, D.C. Savanna is a member of the NC Deaf-Blind Associates. Register here to see her present on Dec 12: sers.eventbrite.com