Presented by Amanda Tuite CEUs: 0.2 PS Date: June 4, 2020 Time: 6pm-8pm ET Registration: $20 *Deaf Advocates are free* All proceeds go to benefit the Region IV Covid-19 relief fund. This workshop will look at how to navigate systems to be able to understand how to effectively make change locally or nationally. Participants will…
Texas Society of Interpreters for the Deaf and Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf Region IV are “teaming up” once again to host the most relevant and comprehensive signed language interpreting conference of 2016. “Team Work Makes the Dream Work” will be held at the Hyatt Regency in downtown Houston, TX, July 21-24, 2016. The conference committee is…
The Potomac Chapter of RID prepared this summary of the RID Board Meeting last week Hello all! As you may know, the RID Board had a board meeting last week at Gallaudet, from March 16-20. Each day, they sent out video and text updates summarizing the activity. This week, they will be sharing more information…
Interested in RID and Educational Interpreting? Here is the most recent newsletter sent out by this RID Member Section: IEIS Newsletter Edition 2, Volume 2 FINAL
I haven’t commented on the decision my the RID Board to place a moratorium on RID certification testing because all of the information I have is the same as everyone else. While attending the 2015 National Conference in New Orleans, I found out the news about the same time as everyone else. As an Affiliate…
Great News! We just received news that the University of Nebraska at Omaha has finished jumping through all of the hoops and is officially an NAD-RID National Interpreter Certification testing location! You can see all of the testing locations by visiting the RID website here. Special thanks to everyone that has worked on making this…
2015 presents the opportunity to attend the RID National Conference, this year being held in New Orleans, Louisiana August 8-12. I thought I had already shared my experiences/thoughts from the 2013 conference in Indianapolis, but I can’t find evidence of that in the Constant Contact e-mail archives, so please forgive me if some of this…
Nebraska’s own (and technically Kentucky’s she’d probably say) Connie Herndon was recently added to serve on the RID Transition team, tasked with finding the next Executive Director for RID. Connie is currently serving as the RID Region IV representative and we are super proud and awed by her continuing efforts to enhance the field of…
