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Signs contracts with highly qualified individuals and has a firm commitment to employing Deaf adults to provide education of American Sign Language. Watch this site for a listing and description of some of the contractors with whom Signs has a business partnership:
Lynne Weisman, MBA, CI/CT, SC:L, Master Mentor
 Lynne is the founder of Signs of Development. She is an internationally-recognized professional development provider having presented in South Africa, Canada, and scheduled to present at Critical Link in Australia. The focus of her work and passions of late are providing mentoring and mentoring training to states wanting to establish quality and sustainable mentoring programs. She conducts and facilitates a series of study groups to support interpreters to prepare for all aspects of the certification process. Lynne teaches for NEU's Master Mentor Certificate Program and DeVry's Online School of Business. She is published numerous times in the VIEWs, St. John's Press, CIT Proceedings and has written a business practices manual with accompanying CD WWWorkshop, “It's a Matter of $'s & $ense”, aimed at assisting students and interpreters with the development and/or enhancement of their business practices. She is currently working on her Ph.D. in Training & Performance Improvement. Lynne is married to the cowboy in the background of her picture and if you know her, you know she is never without a dog (or 3 or 4). Her current companion is a Blue Heeler named Cat Bahleau (shortened to Blue) who is a Frisbee Freak and other than when she is jetting off to present somewhere, always at her side! They all call Rocksprings, Texas home where they have a ranch and plan to build and settle upon Larry's retirement in a few years.
Keith M. Cagle, MA, ASLTA Professional
Terra C. Benton
 Greetings from Tampa! Well in a nutshell, I graduated from the University of Tennessee Interpreter Training Program in December 1999. I moved to NC and became RID certified in August 2001. I have been working as a freelance interpreter ever since. My husband and I relocated to Tampa in June of 2006 and we love the weather! My newest professional adventure includes me working as a VRS agent. Talk about daily challengesJ! Although I am the newest member of the Signs of Development team, I quickly saw a place of creativity. This company is all about providing products that interpreters actually need. I love being involved in the future of the profession and I truly see Signs of Development in that light.
Lisa Uvietta Serna
My primary responsibility is processing requests for CEUs and requests for sponsored workshops.
Treva J Ullom
 My primary responsibilities are reviewing and collecting demographics for the WWWorshops and reading and responding to numerous list serves reviewing to see if there are specific needs to target and potentially work on developing more resources to fit the interpreters needs. I love the energy, enthusiasm and professionalism of this team. Everyone is amazing. Further, I love the fact we are here to provide resources and support for interpreters so they can experience success.
C. Kent Lissa
 Vice President, Technology and Information Systems. Web Design & Administration, PHP/HTML/Flash Development, Technical Support specialist.
 If you are interested in providing professional development, diagnostic assessment or mentorship services to educational entities employing interpreters, please contact us for further information about working with us at Presenters@Signs-of-Development.org. |
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