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AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE
Christine Carrasco
cgcarrasco@email.uophx.edu
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Christine Carrasco is an alumnus of Suffolk Community College. She completed her AAS degree in
Liberal Arts with a concentration of American Sign Language in 1995. Once
her degree at SCCC was completed she transferred to Bloomsburg University’s
Interpreter Training program where she graduated in 1997 with her BS in
Interpretation. In 1999 she received her RID certification for
Transliteration and then her certification for Interpretation in 2003.
Christine is currently working as a Free-Lance Sign Language Interpreter for
Mill Neck Interpreting Services, and has been active in the field for a
little over 6 years. Christine also is a member of NYMetro RID, and LIRID.
She has been interested in learning American Sign Language since a teacher
in elementary school first exposed her to it. There are no Deaf members in
her family, but that did not stop her from pursuing her interest in the
language. In addition to being a certified interpreter and a new professor
to SCC she is also the mother of a 5-year-old boy. |
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“I truly enjoy the fact that every teacher is a student and every
student is a teacher. No matter
what age we are or how much experience
we have there is always something we can learn from each other.
Knowledge is power, and with great power comes great responsibility.” |
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