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Alexandra Walker
Biography
Over 25 years of experience in a variety of settings.
Holly Wallace
Mary Warner
Anita Warren
Jasmine Watters
Biography
Hello,
My name is Jasmine. I am a registered signed language interpreter; graduated from Douglas College. I live and work in the Okanagan.
I have had the opportunity to work in many different areas through free-lance, and have started working with the school district this year. It has been a pleasure getting to know the community here in the Okanagan and growing through the various opportunities it has provided.
Ms. Jacqueline Jane Weldon
Biography
Hello Everyone, I have 30 years of experience interpreting for clients who are Deaf, Deaf/Blind, hard of hearing and those who use oral interpretation. I do conference calls for those who live in remote locations. I freelance in various settings and am available to work in the Quesnel, Williams Lake, and Prince George communities. I specialize in educational, medical and vocational interpretation. I graduated from the Grant MacEwan Community College Interpreter Training Program in 1987. I hold a degree in History with a minor in First Nation Studies. I speak some Southern Carrier, French and Punjabi. Cheers!
Sharon Weller
Biography
Graduated Sheridan College IEP (Ontario) 1992
Translation Bureau, PCAS, MIS, AVLIC WTK, CES- WORKSHOP: INTERPRETATION OF NARRATIVES
Miriam West
Biography
Currently WAVLI Professional Standards Chair; 24 years experience, predominantly K-12 and Post-secondary.
Kristen Westcott
Biography
Experience in Community, K-12, Conference, Post-Secondary, Mental Health and VRS
IEP Graduate, Douglas College 2015
Bachelor of Arts Anthropology, University of Waterloo 2011
Denise Whittaker
Dean Wiebe
Shelley Williams
Jamie Wilson
Biography
Graduated from the Program of Sign Language Interpretation at Douglas College in 2015;
Successfully completed the Written Test of Knowledge
Holds a Bachelor of Business, Major in Hotel Management, from Griffith University.
Education and training in banking, hotels, and group home/community support settings.
Jenn Wilson
Amanda Windsor
Karen Winters
Biography
Graduated in 1996 from Douglas College Interpreting Program
1996-2007 – K-12, Sooke School District
1996 – 2010 – Freelance Community Interpreter
2012 – present – Sorenson Video Relay
Stephanie Wishart
Biography
I grew up in Langley, BC and after graduating high school I did a lot of travelling around Europe. I even lived in London, England for 1 year.
My decision to start my journey as a sign language interpreter was from my childhood experience with Deaf and hard of hearing children. I went to an elementary school where mainstreaming was popular, I had about 5 Deaf students in my class who I then became friends with. Twenty years later, I could still use the basic signs that I had learned as a child and loved being able to use them to communicate with people. To have that connection with someone really motivated me to continue to learn about the language and become skilled in this line of work.
I have now completed the Douglas College Program of Sign Langauage Interpretation and am excited to be a part of the Deaf community.
Silas Woodsmith
Biography
- Academic background and special interest in mathematics and physical sciences
- Restaurant and hospitality industry expertise
Areas of interest and skill: working with Deaf-Blind people, social justice, and queer community. Successfully completed the WTK.
Caitie Woodward
Dana Wright
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