Current Workshop Opportunities

This workshop series will build off of the "Message to Meaning" series by creating a deliberate practice environment to work on interpreting skills. Each session will provide opportunities for peer feedback, and real time practice with ASL & ENG source material.

K–12 interpreters handle all kinds of topics every day, some of them really tricky. Whether you're evacuating the building or sheltering in place, emergency drills are held throughout the year. Attend this workshop to learn more about interpreting for these situations in a K-12 setting.

K–12 interpreters handle all kinds of topics every day, some of them really tricky. This session will look at various aspects of music, from music theory to playing instruments, and playing around with making the audible become visual.

Testing, whether state-level read-alouds or an everyday Kindergarten assessment, appears to not be deaf-friendly but there are many ways an interpreter can make the test more accessible. This session will look at a variety of testing situations that arise in mainstream settings.

The workshop also highlights the impact of vicarious trauma and chronic stress, helping participants recognize personal stress responses and indicators of secondary stress that can influence their work.

This workshop series will build off of the "Message to Meaning" series by creating a deliberate practice environment to work on interpreting skills. Each session will provide opportunities for peer feedback, and real time practice with ASL & ENG source material.

This workshop will focus on the Performance portion of the CASLI exam. During this workshop, participants will have an opportunity to walk through the format of the exams, participate in a mock exam, discuss deliberate practice & self-analysis, ask questions, & make a list of preparatory resources.