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KAI-RID
Kansas Association of Interpreters-Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf
| Workshops By Month |
| At A Glance |
KAI-RID & Cowley County Community College
Presents: "Getting It All In!!" Cancelled
Date: Saturday 12/01/07
Time: 8am– 12pm
Intense focus on using affixes in Signing Exact English. Broadening of
vocabulary through affixing, increasing fluency, and improving reception
in S.E.E.
Participants should possess at least an intermediate level of S.E.E.
vocabulary. Participants will discuss, practice, and demonstrate the
appropriate use of affixes in S.E.E. Participants will demonstrate an
improvement in appropriate and fluent use of affixes in S.E.E., and
limited redundant or inappropriate affix use.
**This workshop has been developed for ITP/IPP Students; State Level
Certification 1-3; EIPA level 3.0; ESSE level 3.
Cost:
Before November 30th:
KAI-RID Members: $20
Non– Member: $25
After November 30th/at the door:
KAI-RID Members: $25
Non-members: $30
Write checks to KAI-RID
Send to:
Patti Ballinger
KAI-RID District 3 Representative
6136 S. Greenwood
Wichita KS
67216
Phone: 316-371-0323
E-mail: signhopeful@cox.net
"Professional Development Workshop: 17 Years ofthe ADA: What Has It Gotten Us?" Overland Park,
Kansas (12/07)
GKC ADARA in conjunction with Gallaudet University Regional Center
(GURC)/JCCC and Kansas Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
(KCDHH)
Presents a Professional Development Workshop:
17 Years of the ADA: What Has It Gotten Us?
Friday, December 7, 2007
9:00-3:00
Johnson County Community College - CC 211
Overland Park, Kansas
A professional development workshop for professionals who work with
Deaf
and/or hard of hearing people: This presentation will include
information about the American with Disabilities Act and its four
titles, and will cover its impact over the 17 years it has been in
effect. Howard will focus on the rights of deaf and hard of hearing
people, particularly communication access. Discussion will also
include
the impact of the ADA on rehabilitation and mental health treatment.
Howard A. Rosenblum is a Senior Attorney at Equip for Equality, a
nonprofit organization designated as Illinois' Protection and Advocacy
entity. He represents people with disabilities in disability rights and
special education cases. Mr. Rosenblum successfully litigated an ADA
case guaranteeing communication access, including sign language
interpreters, within municipal jails to deaf and hard-of-hearing persons
in Hanson v. Sangamon County Sheriff's Department (C.D. Ill. 1998). He
previously worked ten years as an associate attorney with Monahan &
Cohen. Mr. Rosenblum co-founded and is the Chairperson of the
Midwest Center on Law and the Deaf, dedicated to ensuring equal
access to the legal system for deaf and hard-of-hearing people. Mr.
Rosenblum received his law degree from IIT Chicago-Kent College of
Law (1992), and his Bachelor of Science degree in Computer
Engineering from the University of Arizona (1988).
REGISTRATION FEE: ADARA Members: $5.00 in advance; After Dec. 6
or at the door $10.00; Non-members: $30.00 in advance; After Dec. 6 or
at the door $35.00
Mail Registration form and payment to: Rebecca J. Rosenthal, Program
Chair
Checks payable to GKC-ADARA 915 SW Harrison, 9-N DSOB, Topeka,
KS 66061 We will accept Checks or money orders ONLY; Please NO
Cash or Credit Card
(12/07) Professional
Development
Workshop: 17 Years
of the ADA: What
Has It Gotten Us?
Presents: "Getting It All In!!" Cancelled
Date: Saturday 12/01/07
Time: 8am– 12pm
Intense focus on using affixes in Signing Exact English. Broadening of
vocabulary through affixing, increasing fluency, and improving reception
in S.E.E.
Participants should possess at least an intermediate level of S.E.E.
vocabulary. Participants will discuss, practice, and demonstrate the
appropriate use of affixes in S.E.E. Participants will demonstrate an
improvement in appropriate and fluent use of affixes in S.E.E., and
limited redundant or inappropriate affix use.
**This workshop has been developed for ITP/IPP Students; State Level
Certification 1-3; EIPA level 3.0; ESSE level 3.
Cost:
Before November 30th:
KAI-RID Members: $20
Non– Member: $25
After November 30th/at the door:
KAI-RID Members: $25
Non-members: $30
Write checks to KAI-RID
Send to:
Patti Ballinger
KAI-RID District 3 Representative
6136 S. Greenwood
Wichita KS
67216
Phone: 316-371-0323
E-mail: signhopeful@cox.net
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"Professional Development Workshop: 17 Years of
Kansas (12/07)
 | Workshop Flyer |
GKC ADARA in conjunction with Gallaudet University Regional Center
(GURC)/JCCC and Kansas Commission for the Deaf and Hard of
(KCDHH)
Presents a Professional Development Workshop:
17 Years of the ADA: What Has It Gotten Us?
Friday, December 7, 2007
9:00-3:00
Johnson County Community College - CC 211
Overland Park, Kansas
A professional development workshop for professionals who work with
Deaf
and/or hard of hearing people: This presentation will include
information about the American with Disabilities Act and its four
titles, and will cover its impact over the 17 years it has been in
effect. Howard will focus on the rights of deaf and hard of hearing
people, particularly communication access. Discussion will also
include
the impact of the ADA on rehabilitation and mental health treatment.
Howard A. Rosenblum is a Senior Attorney at Equip for Equality, a
nonprofit organization designated as Illinois' Protection and Advocacy
entity. He represents people with disabilities in disability rights and
special education cases. Mr. Rosenblum successfully litigated an ADA
case guaranteeing communication access, including sign language
interpreters, within municipal jails to deaf and hard-of-hearing persons
in Hanson v. Sangamon County Sheriff's Department (C.D. Ill. 1998). He
previously worked ten years as an associate attorney with Monahan &
Cohen. Mr. Rosenblum co-founded and is the Chairperson of the
Midwest Center on Law and the Deaf, dedicated to ensuring equal
access to the legal system for deaf and hard-of-hearing people. Mr.
Rosenblum received his law degree from IIT Chicago-Kent College of
Law (1992), and his Bachelor of Science degree in Computer
Engineering from the University of Arizona (1988).
REGISTRATION FEE: ADARA Members: $5.00 in advance; After Dec. 6
or at the door $10.00; Non-members: $30.00 in advance; After Dec. 6 or
at the door $35.00
Mail Registration form and payment to: Rebecca J. Rosenthal, Program
Chair
Checks payable to GKC-ADARA 915 SW Harrison, 9-N DSOB, Topeka,
KS 66061 We will accept Checks or money orders ONLY; Please NO
Cash or Credit Card
(12/07) Professional
Development
Workshop: 17 Years
of the ADA: What
Has It Gotten Us?