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Page of 1 6 KRISTINE HALL VP: (661) 505-9520 [email protected] www.kristinechall.com Experienced, ASLTA Qualified certified instructor of American Sign Language President, ASLTA- Los Angeles Native American Sign Language user Strong connections to local and national Deaf Communities CDI in training– over 30-hours of intensive training Experience in working with hearing interpreters in training/interns PROFESSIONAL PROFILE ACADEMIC CREDENTIALS M.A., Teaching ASL, Gallaudet University, Washington, D.C. ASLTA Qualified Certification Clear Designated Subjects Adult Education Teaching Credential B.A., Communications, Gallaudet University, Washington, D.C. PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE May 2015 2014 – present 2001 – present May 1998 Faculty, Department of Modern Languages Pierce College, Woodland Hills, CA Courses: ASL 1 - 4, Fingerspelling, ASL Conversation, and Deaf Culture Design and instruct ASL courses Coordinate ASL & Interpreter programs Support and advise students 2010 – present
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K R I S T I N E H A L L
VP: (661) 505-9520 [email protected]
Experienced, ASLTA Qualified certified instructor of American Sign Language
President, ASLTA- Los Angeles
Native American Sign Language user
Strong connections to local and national Deaf Communities
CDI in training– over 30-hours of intensive training
Experience in working with hearing interpreters in training/interns
PROFESSIONAL PROFILE
ACADEMIC CREDENTIALS
M.A., Teaching ASL, Gallaudet University, Washington, D.C.
ASLTA Qualified Certification
Clear Designated Subjects Adult Education Teaching Credential
B.A., Communications, Gallaudet University, Washington, D.C.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
May 2015
2014 – present
2001 – present
!May 1998
Faculty, Department of Modern Languages
Pierce College, Woodland Hills, CA
Courses: ASL 1 - 4, Fingerspelling, ASL Conversation, and Deaf Culture
Design and instruct ASL courses
Coordinate ASL & Interpreter programs
Support and advise students
2010 – present
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K R I S T I N E H A L L
VP: (661) 505-9520 [email protected]
Faculty, Department of Deaf Studies
California State University, Northridge, Northridge, CA
Courses: ASL 3 & 4, ASL Conversation
Instructed related to coursework
Designed ASL conversation curriculum
Guided students relevant with their major’s interest
!Faculty, Department of Sign Language
College of the Canyons, Valencia, CA
Courses: ASL 1 - 3
Instructed related to coursework
Assigned students with questions and assignments
Assessed and grade student assignments and progress
!Instructor
North Valley Occupational Center, Mission Hills, CA
Courses: ASL, English, job interview skills, independent living and social skills
Supported the underserved deaf adults
Prepared deaf adults to gain employment to become productive citizens
Provided the support to the deaf adults into real world
2008 – 2014
2002 – 2013
2002 – 2009
PUBLICATIONS
VIDEO PRODUCTION
Durand, S. & Hall, K. (2014, November). The Proximalization of Oz & ASL Classroom Application. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qBGotpauGMk
Hall, K. (2014, June). An Evolution of Deaf Culture. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bASIzMZ4Dhg
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K R I S T I N E H A L L
VP: (661) 505-9520 [email protected]
PRESENTATIONS
Hall, K. (Storyteller). (2013). HeART of Deaf Culture: Literary & Artistic Expressions of Deafhood [DVD].
Hall, K., & Hall, R. (Producer & Narrator). (2008). U.S. Citizenship Preparation for Deaf People practicing for the Department of Homeland Security [DVD].
Hall, K. (2006). A-Z, A-Z Gally Protest Story. Retrieved from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3rPNYwJNBo
INTERVIEW
Rodriuez, R. (2014, November 5). Signs of Pride. Retrieved from http://thebullmag.com/signs-of-pride/
Moureaux, M. (2014, May 27). Deaf professor teaches ASL at Pierce. Retrieved from http://theroundupnews.com/2014/05/27/deaf-professor-teaches-asl-pierce/
ASL Educator’s Collaboration Conference
Crafton Hills College, Redlands, CA
“Empowerment: A Teaching Tool” !ASL Educator’s Collaboration Conference
Crafton Hills College, Redlands, CA
“Spice up your Feedback” !National Sign Language and Interpreting Conference
Anaheim, CA
“Improving and Developing ASL Fluency”
“Flexible Skills Working with Minimal Language Consumers”
“Add Flavors to Your Storytelling”
“Flexing your Signing Skills When Working with Deaf Clients”
“Advanced Fingerspelling”
“Advanced Conversation”
“ASL Semantics”
March 2015
March 2014
2010 – 2014
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VP: (661) 505-9520 [email protected]
National Center on Deafness: Summer Institute
California State University, Northridge, Northridge, CA
“Intensive Fingerspelling”
“Numbers in ASL” !Guest Speaker: Interpreting class
Antelope Valley College, Lancaster, CA
“Add Flavors to Your Storytelling”
“Flexing your Signing Skills When Working with Deaf Clients”
2010 – 2011
Spring 2010
COURSES TAKENGraduate Classes, Sign Language Education
Sign Language Media Production
Methods of Sign Language Teaching
Sign Language Linguistics for Sign Language Professionals
Curriculum Development for Sign Language Education
Assessing Sign Language Skills
Introduction to 1st and 2nd Language Acquisition
Sign Language Teaching, Culture and History
Seminar in Sign Language Education
Connecting Sign Language Research to Practice
Sign Language Planning and Advocacy !UCLA Extension, Adult Education Program
Health Education for Teachers
Expanding ESL Strategies- Various Adult Learning Environment
Counseling, Guidance, and Assessment- Adult Learners
Instructional Technology
Instructional Strategies for the Adult Learner
Teaching Older Adult Students and Adults
Overview of Adult Education
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K R I S T I N E H A L L
VP: (661) 505-9520 [email protected]
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Conference / Workshop
Attendee:
American Sign Language Teachers Association Conference. (2011). Seattle, WA.
Beldon, J., (2010). CDI – Test Preparation. Northridge, CA.
American Sign Language Teachers Association Conference. (2009). Scottsdale, AZ.
Langholtz, D., (2008). CDI – Role and Function, Code of Ethics. Fresno, CA.
Conference of Interpreter Trainers (CIT). (2006). San Diego, CA.
“The Five C’s”, American Sign Language Teachers Association. (2005 & 2006). Los Angeles, CA.
Rater Training: Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf. (2005). Alexandria, VA.
National Association of the Deaf Conference. (2001). Washington, D.C.
Coordinator:
Signing Naturally Level 2: Units 7-12 Training Workshop, Sponsored by American Sign Language Teachers Association of Los Angeles. (2015). Westwood, CA.
“Boost Up Your ASL Teaching with Innovative Technology!” American Sign Language Teacher Association - Los Angeles. (2014). Rancho Cucamonga, CA.
Signing Naturally Level 1: Units 1-6 Training Workshop, Sponsored by American Sign Language Teachers Association of Los Angeles. (2014). Woodland Hills, CA.
Deaf Nation Expo: Volunteer Coordinator. (2009 – present). Pomona, CA
Deaf Expo: Volunteer Coordinator. (2004 – 2008). Ontario, CA.
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K R I S T I N E H A L L
VP: (661) 505-9520 [email protected]
AWARDS
Golden Apple Award, Alpha Gamma Sigma. (2013). Pierce College, Woodland Hills, CA
Deaf Person of the Month. (2009, December). http://deafpeople.com/dp_of_month/KHall.html
REFERENCES
Barbara Anderson, Dean of Student Affairs
(818) 710 - 4151
!Dr. Raychelle Harris, Associate Professor
(202) 207 - 6978
!Cynthia Herbst, Emeritus Professor
(747) 444 - 5791
!Ken Mikos, Writer
(510) 586 - 8209
