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Code of Professional Conduct Training January 21 and 22 2012

13-Dec-11

Thank you Sponsors: * Arizona Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing ACDHH *   * PURPLE *   * Arizona Association for the Deaf AZAD *   * East Valley (of Arizona) Association for the Deaf EVAD *   * Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf RID Member Section RID-Deaf Caucus *  * Harris Communication *  * DHAZ *   * Jack C Van Rixel *   *Accurate Interpreting Services of Arizona *   * Sorenson *

So You Want To Be a Certified Deaf Interpreter (CDI)? January 21 and 22 2011

Target Audience: Deaf people interested in becoming CDI.  Interpretation is not provided for these sessions.

When: 

January 21 and 22 10:00 am to 3:00 pm
Code of Professional Conduct

Lunch:     

12:00 pm to 1:00 pm

Where:     

ACDHH    100 N. 15th Ave     Phoenix, AZ 85003

CEUs:     

.8 (1 training workshop)

Agenda:

Day 1 January 21 2012 10:00am SHARP

10:00 Tenet 1 Presenter: Michelle Monahan MA CI CT NIC Master SC:L Arizona Interpreter License: Legal
Interpreters adhere to standards of confidential communication.

10:30 Tenet 2 Presenter: Jeremy Brunson Ph.D CI CT SC:L Arizona Interpreter License: Legal
Interpreters possess the professional skills and knowledge required for the specific interpreting situation.

11:00 Tenet 3 Presenter: Vicki Bond, MA, NIC Advance Arizona Interpreter License: Generalist
Interpreters conduct themselves in a manner appropriate to the specific interpreting situation.

11:30 Tenet 4 Presenter:  Windy S. Kellems, B.A.S., CI & CT, NIC Master Arizona Interpreter License: Legal, Class A
Interpreters demonstrate respect for consumers.

12:00 Lunch

1:00 Tenet 5 Presenter: Chasity Klaverkamp BA Arizona Interpreter License: Provisional C
Interpreters demonstrate respect for colleagues, interns, and students of the profession.

1:30 Tenet 6 Presenter: Daniel Greene BA, CI/CT, NIC Advance Arizona Interpreter License: Generalist
Interpreters maintain ethical business practices.

2:00 Tenet 7 Presenter: Juliann Wasisco CDI Arizona Interpreter License: Generalist
Interpreters engage in professional development.

Click here to access the full version of the NAD-RID Code of Professional Conduct

2:30 Everything you want to know about the CDI tests

Day 2 January 22 2012 10:00am SHARP

10:00  Code of Professional Conduct Activities

1:00 More Code of Professal Conduct Activities

2:30 Evaluation/Wrap up (see you next week January 28 2012 at 10:00a)
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All day munchies sponsored by Accurate Interpreting Services

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Chasity Klaverkamp

26-Oct-11

Chasity is a state licensed interpreter (AZ); holding a provisional C license.  She has worked as a professional freelance interpreter for about two years in the Phoenix area. Her passion is to help others who are just entering the field by organizing study groups to work towards certification, creating possible networking opportunities, and participating in events related to our field.

Chasity feels that community participation and working with experienced interpreters is the best approach for novice interpreters to become successful. She has enjoyed serving as the RID Region V Secretary and is currently the Arizona RID Vice President.

Chasity was born and raised in Tucson, Arizona. She is the oldest sibling of three with deaf parents. She resides in Mesa, Arizona and is currently pursuing a BA in communications from Arizona State University.

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