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EXHIBITS
& DOORPRIZES
In
addition to the workshop sessions,
a Resource Fair of technology
exhibits is featured on Thursday.
Extra time between sessions
will allow conference attendees
to experience new technology
that will assist consumers in
maintaining success at school,
on the job, and in the home.
Exhibitors
Oregon
& Washington Relay Services:
Relay services in Oregon
and Washington.
PUC
Telecommunications Assistance
Programs: Loaner
telecommunication devices to
Oregonians with disabilities,
Telephone Subsidy for low-income
Oregonians, Oregon Relay Service
for People with speech and hearing
disabilities.
Oregon
Association of the Deaf Service
Center: Advocacy, information
and referral, social skills,
education and other services
for deaf and hard of hearing
Oregonians. We will be selling
sign language and deaf culture
products at the booth as well
as handing out information.
Hearing
Resources: amplification
for classrooms/meeting rooms,
iCommunicator demonstration,
personal alerting devices.
Light
Speed Technologies:
Desktop sound system for cochlear
implant users, personal FM system
for mild to moderate hearing
loss, classroom amplification
systems.
Typewell
Educational Transcription System:
TypeWell Educational transcription
system software and training.
Butte
Publications: Publications
serving the Deaf and Hard of
Hearing communities.
Regional
Resource Center on Deafness:
offering graduate and undergraduate
degree programs for professionals
entering fields that serve people
who are deaf or hard of hearing;
continuing education opportunities
for currently practicing professionals;
and consultation and community
service activities designed
to enhance the quality of life
for all citizens who are hard
of hearing or deaf.
Postsecondary
Education Programs Network:
A national collaboration of
four Regional Centers that assist
postsecondary institutions across
the nation to attract and effectively
serve individuals who are Deaf
and Hard of Hearing.
American
Indian Rehabilitation Research
and Training Center:
Information regarding RT Center
projects.
Deaf
Northwest/Lillie Mae's Adult
Foster Care: providing
Deaf people with excellent care
and open communications with
staff who use sign language,
as well as help residents to
maintain the highest level of
independence possible.
Fabulous
door prizes have been generously
donated by...
Trifolium
Books, Inc.
Butte
Publications
Helen
Keller National Center
Dawn
Sign Press
DoubleTree
Columbia River
Region
X Interpreter Education Center
AGO
Gifts and Publications
PEPNet
Resource Center
Door
prizes will be given out all
three days of the conference!
You must be present to win!
EXHIBITS & DOORPRIZES
In
addition to the workshop sessions,
a Resource Fair of technology
exhibits is featured on Thursday.
Extra time between sessions
will allow conference attendees
to experience new technology
that will assist consumers in
maintaining success at school,
on the job, and in the home.
Exhibitors
Oregon
& Washington Relay Services:
Relay services in Oregon
and Washington.
PUC Telecommunications Assistance Programs: Loaner telecommunication devices to Oregonians with disabilities, Telephone Subsidy for low-income Oregonians, Oregon Relay Service for People with speech and hearing disabilities.
Oregon Association of the Deaf Service Center: Advocacy, information and referral, social skills, education and other services for deaf and hard of hearing Oregonians. We will be selling sign language and deaf culture products at the booth as well as handing out information.
Hearing Resources: amplification for classrooms/meeting rooms, iCommunicator demonstration, personal alerting devices.
Light Speed Technologies: Desktop sound system for cochlear implant users, personal FM system for mild to moderate hearing loss, classroom amplification systems.
Typewell Educational Transcription System: TypeWell Educational transcription system software and training.
Butte Publications: Publications serving the Deaf and Hard of Hearing communities.
Regional Resource Center on Deafness: offering graduate and undergraduate degree programs for professionals entering fields that serve people who are deaf or hard of hearing; continuing education opportunities for currently practicing professionals; and consultation and community service activities designed to enhance the quality of life for all citizens who are hard of hearing or deaf.
Postsecondary Education Programs Network: A national collaboration of four Regional Centers that assist postsecondary institutions across the nation to attract and effectively serve individuals who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing.
American Indian Rehabilitation Research and Training Center: Information regarding RT Center projects.
Deaf Northwest/Lillie Mae's Adult Foster Care: providing Deaf people with excellent care and open communications with staff who use sign language, as well as help residents to maintain the highest level of independence possible.
PUC Telecommunications Assistance Programs: Loaner telecommunication devices to Oregonians with disabilities, Telephone Subsidy for low-income Oregonians, Oregon Relay Service for People with speech and hearing disabilities.
Oregon Association of the Deaf Service Center: Advocacy, information and referral, social skills, education and other services for deaf and hard of hearing Oregonians. We will be selling sign language and deaf culture products at the booth as well as handing out information.
Hearing Resources: amplification for classrooms/meeting rooms, iCommunicator demonstration, personal alerting devices.
Light Speed Technologies: Desktop sound system for cochlear implant users, personal FM system for mild to moderate hearing loss, classroom amplification systems.
Typewell Educational Transcription System: TypeWell Educational transcription system software and training.
Butte Publications: Publications serving the Deaf and Hard of Hearing communities.
Regional Resource Center on Deafness: offering graduate and undergraduate degree programs for professionals entering fields that serve people who are deaf or hard of hearing; continuing education opportunities for currently practicing professionals; and consultation and community service activities designed to enhance the quality of life for all citizens who are hard of hearing or deaf.
Postsecondary Education Programs Network: A national collaboration of four Regional Centers that assist postsecondary institutions across the nation to attract and effectively serve individuals who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing.
American Indian Rehabilitation Research and Training Center: Information regarding RT Center projects.
Deaf Northwest/Lillie Mae's Adult Foster Care: providing Deaf people with excellent care and open communications with staff who use sign language, as well as help residents to maintain the highest level of independence possible.
Fabulous door prizes have been generously donated by...
Trifolium
Books, Inc.
Butte Publications
Helen Keller National Center
Dawn Sign Press
DoubleTree Columbia River
Region X Interpreter Education Center
AGO Gifts and Publications
PEPNet Resource Center
Butte Publications
Helen Keller National Center
Dawn Sign Press
DoubleTree Columbia River
Region X Interpreter Education Center
AGO Gifts and Publications
PEPNet Resource Center
Door prizes will be given out all three days of the conference! You must be present to win!
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