Diversity in Higher Education- Starting the Discussion
Recorded On: 12/06/2018
This workshop will teach educators how to incorporate diverse cultural perspectives in their classrooms by utilizing diverse historical materials, videos, presenters, and experiences. Educators will learn how to analyze their thoughts surrounding cross-cultural information, people, and perspectives. They will learn now to discuss culturally relevant issues for Deaf and hearing People of Color (POC) communities and how they can teach their students how that information may impact the interpreting process and consumer satisfaction.
Royce Carpenter
Royce Carpenter, M.A., NIC Master is the Interpreter Education Program coordinator at Columbus State Community College. She interprets in a variety of settings. Royce has worked in the role of VRS interpreter, conference interpreter, workshop presenter, conference coordinator, and mentor. Royce holds a RID NIC Master certification, an Associate’s degree in Interpreting/Transliterating from Columbus State Community College, a Bachelor’s degree in Organizational Management from Wilberforce University, and a Master’s degree in Interpreting Studies from Western Oregon University. In August 2017, Royce traveled to Ghana to teach at the University of Education, Winneba with an amazing team from Western Oregon University.
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