Kindness is the language which the Deaf can hear and the Blind can see. ~ Mark Twain

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SLRC The  Sign Language Resource Center works closely with educational, social and community services, employment, medical and law enforcement to ensure equal and full access is available to Deaf and Hard of Hearing individuals and their families.   
We are in practice to provide professional and ethical services and training.  
 
Interpreter Services  
   
Sign Language Classes 
 
Access Training & Workshops     
 
Deaf & Deaf-Blind Services
 
Cochlear Implant Presentations
 
Special Guest Speakers   
 
 
It is my personal and professional goal to help encourage and expand needed and necessary community services. 

 Carol Ross, RID Member
(850)228-5776
 
My experiences with more than twenty years of administrative and sign language interpreting skills training have enabled me to teach American Sign Language as a Foreign Language Credit for secondary and post-secondary institutions. I have taught and/or interpreted credit and non-credit courses at Florida State University, Tallahassee Community College, Pensacola Jr. College, Lake-Sumter Community College, Chiles High School, and Tallavana Christian School. Intensive interpreter training resulted in my successful dual QA screenings in the state of Florida and Oklahoma.  Memeber :  RID NAD  
Teaching and tutoring students and community members continues to be both challenging and rewarding for me. 
 
As the former Executive Director of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Service Center in Pensacola, Florida, my position required expertise in the assessment of service needs, goal-directed management, knowledge of administrative principles and practices and provided technical and consultative functions in planning, developing and coordinating programs advocating throughout multiple counties. 
Additional skills and services include: Budget preparation and report writing
Communicating effectively with diverse special interest and local community groups
Preparing, providing, and delivering public presentations and workshops
Developing programs in response to community needs/Assist in development of skills training
Creating methods to implement and administer policies, procedures, and programs
Formulate, supervise, coordinate, and evaluate program work efforts
Fluent in Sign Language Expressive & Receptive Skills / Deaf-Blind / Oral Transliteration
Interpreter and Instructor Secondary and Post-Secondary Institutions
Develop lesson plans and provide in-service training programs ADA Access Training
Assisted Listening Device, TTY / TDD, and additional alerting devices training
 
Please contact me if I can provide you any additional information. 
Carol Ross, Interpreter Services, RID Member
(850)228-5776
   
 
*Information and referral to resources on hearing loss

*Coordination with sign language interpreters for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing clients

*Client assistance through referral programs and support services

*Training for community members on Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)

*Sign Language Classes and RELIGIOUS SIGNS & INTERPRETING SONGS
 
*Workshops, Seminars and Trainings

*Training and presentations on deaf awareness, deaf culture, and effective communication 
 
*Resource Videos and Books
 
Sign Language Students demonstrate signing skills during the opening
2001 Legistative Session at the Capitol Tallahassee Florida

 
SERVICES & PROGRAMS
 
*Information and referral to resources on hearing loss

*Sign Language Interpreting & Oral Interpreters 
 
*Deaf Blind Interpreting

*Client assistance through referral programs and support services

*Community Training 
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)

*Sign Language Classes
 
* Religious Signs
 
*Interpreting Songs
 
*Workshops, Seminars and Trainings

*Training and presentations
 
*Deaf awareness, d/Deaf culture
 
*Effective communication 
 
Services are contracted with area agencies and provided on behalf of d/Deaf, hearing, and hard of hearing, deaf-blind, and clients with developmental disabilities, and multi-handicapped children, adults, and families. The services and training programs are coordinated and performed for consumers in diverse settings of community life. These environments include public medical health , social service , employment related, job coach mentoring, performing arts events , conferences , religious , educational , vocational rehabilitation , government , legal , court , psychological / psychiatric and mental health evaluation / treatment.
 
 
(850) 228-5776