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Sherry Hicks
Workshops Offered by Sherry Hicks

Workshops/Training - Writer/Producer/Solo Performer
Interpreted Theatre - Interpreter

Training and Intensive Workshops Sherry Hicks, MFA, CSC

SERIES

ASL Storytelling I, II, III
(Beginning to Advanced)
Focus: Elements of the ASL story, Role shift, Eyegaze, Use of space, Characterizations, Classifiers, NMS integration.
Description: Students will gain both linguistic and practical hands on experiential understanding by participation in the telling of ASL stories. Embedded within these ASL stories is Deaf culture information. Students achieve this goal by learning the aspects of ASL storytelling including: role shift, eye gaze, characterizations, use of classifiers along with the general aspects of how to build a story in American Sign Language. Students rarely have the opportunity to tell these stories in ASL. The goal of this module is to gain these pertinent skills to self monitor for overall skill enhancement and a deeper understanding of ASL storytelling in all its aspects. The aim of fluency building for educational interpreters who work with young Deaf and hard of hearing children is to be clear, accurate and fluid. This will benefit the student seeking overall improvement of expressive ASL skills from introductory to advanced users of ASL.

Performance Interpreting I, II, III
(Stage Interpreting: Best Practices)
Description: Participants will gain both a theoretical and practical hands on experiential understanding of the challenges in music interpreting by exploring all aspects of performance interpreting. Embedded within the translation process are kernels of meaning that must be conveyed to Deaf and HOH consumers. How does the practitioner communicate this meaning if it originates in a low context manner juxtaposed against the high contextual nature of ASL? These cultural and linguistic questions will be explored within both a theoretical framework and a practical application.

WORKSHOPS
Effective Team Interpreting- Plus!
(Deaf, hearing, Coda)

Terps' Toolbox-
(Hands On & Diagnostics)

Frozen Texts and Interpreting
(Standard Translations)

Interpreting Children's Stories
(K-12 or Educational Interpreters)

Musically Inspired ASL Storytelling and YOU!
(Breaking form- ASL Improvisation)

List of Workshops presented 2002-2003
June 27, 2002 Performance Interpreting I Boston MA
Sept 23, 2002 Coda is... National Literary Society
95th Anniversary
Washington, DC
Dec 7, 2002 ASL Storytelling and You! Gallaudet University
Washington, DC
Jan 10-11, 2003 Performance Interpreting  
Feb 11 and
May 15, 2003
ASL Storytelling for Montgomery County Educational Interpreters
Rockville, MD
Feb 21, 22 ASL Storytelling Intensive Searcy, Arkansas
March 1, 2003 CODA is... Metro Wash. Deaf and HOH
Washington, DC
March 29, 2003 ASL Storytelling for the Working Interpreter Sponsor CSD- Frederick
Frederick MD
April 5, 2003 ASL Storytelling MIRID
Lansing, Michigan
April 12, 2003 ASL Storytelling Region 5 RID
Yuba City, CA
May 22-23, 2003 Sexuality & Spirituality Deaf Seniors of America
Boston MA
June 25, 2003 Effective Team Work Gallaudet University
Visitors Center
Washington, DC
July 14, 2003 Coda in the Arts
Co-presented with G. Lensbower
20th Coda Conference
Buffalo NY
Aug 22, 23 Performance Interpreting Advanced Boston MA
Sept 6, 2003 ASL Storytelling Catonsville, MD
PCRID
Sept 13, 2003 ASL Storytelling I JCCC
Kansas City, MO.
Sept 20, 2003 ASL Storytelling II CSD- Silver Spring, MD
Oct 4, 2003 ASL Storytelling I KYRID Annual Conference
Bowling Green, KY
Oct 25, 2003 ASL Storytelling II JCCC
St Louis, MO
Nov 2, 2003 Advanced ASL Storytelling PCRID Annual Conference
Washington DC
Nov 28-29, 2003 A Template for the Signed Language Story Bi-Bi Conference
Rome, Italy
Dec 5-6, 2003 Hearing Children of Deaf Parents Brescia, Italy
Dec 13, 2003 ASL Storytelling III JCCC
St Louis, MO

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