Deaf Talks

When
22 Apr 2014
6:15 PM - 8:45 PM
Location
2100 Building: 2100 24th Ave S, Seattle, Washington 98144
Spaces left
3
Registered
27 registrants

Registration

Non-member + late fee, one night – $55.00
Non-member all three nights discount rate
Non-member regular rate one night – $45.00
Student Member + late fee, one night – $35.00
Student Member all three nights discount rate
Student Member regular rate one night – $25.00
WSAD/Deaf Community Member + late fee, one night – $25.00
WSAD/Deaf Community Member all three nights discount rate
WSAD/Deaf Community Member regular rate one night – $15.00
WSRID Member + late fee, one night – $40.00
WSRID Member all three nights discount rate
WSRID Member regular rate one night – $30.00

Registration is closed

Deaf Talks is a series of presentations in ASL by Deaf people about something they know and love. It is an unique opportunity to expand our language base through exposure to high-caliber language models in topic areas that weren't covered in the classroom.

Engine, Transmission & Mechanical Stuff

Terry Dockter

Terry will explain the inner workings of cars and motorcycles - their parts, how they run, and how to maintain and restore them. He will also explain how to make minor repairs and service like changing the oil, spark plugs, or a tire.

A Day in the Life of an Aviation Manufacturing Engineer

Will Roach

Will works across multiple groups at Boeing to ensure that the build of the incoming airplane is healthy and stable. He will talk about airplane configurations that customers generally select; how he coordinates the build plan, including validating parts, plans and tools for custom designs; how he integrates the work of factory folks, designers, manufacturing engineers, airplane leaders and others to assess the build risks; and how he monitors build plans for an assigned airplane which can include tooling, testing, sequencing of factory jobs, and more.

Deaf Talks

upcoming:

Julia Petersen & aj granda
April 29th

*** 0.2 CEUs in the category of Professional Studies will be offered by the Western Region Interpreter Education Center at Western Oregon University, an approved RID CMP and ACET sponsor. ***

Special thanks to SLISNW for presenter recruitment

LANGUAGE POLICY

WSRID, as a diverse and inclusive body, has adopted a formal communication policy of direct communication in ASL for all events sponsored by WSRID .

This workshop will be provided in ASL.

See here for refund policy

The 2100 Building is ADA compliant. To request accommodations, contact us at the email below by April 8th.

Still have questions?

Contact the WSRID Professional Development Committee West wsrid.pdc@gmail.com

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