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2007-2009 TRID Board Members
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Leah A. Noe, President
leahnoe@cianc.com
I am Leah A. Noe and I’m
currently serving as President of TRID for the 2007-2009
term. I have twenty years of interpreting experience in a
variety of settings, both community and educational, and a
degree in interpreting from the University of New Hampshire.
I’ve taught sign language classes for continuing education
programs and community colleges, including Fayetteville
Technical Community College. I began interpreting in New
Hampshire then Ohio, but I now call Fayetteville, North
Carolina my permanent home. I’ve been a member of NCRID and
NCEditor since 1998 when I moved to this state, and since that
year, I’ve served on the Boards of NCEditor as Secretary and
Treasurer and TRID as Vice President. I am pleased and proud
to now be serving you in the role of TRID President.
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Josee A. Hupp, Vice
President
aaid_faync@yahoo.com
Hello! Welcome back old
members & thanks for joining the team new members! My name is
Josee' Hupp, I am currently serving as your TRID Vice
President. I am a first timer at this and I honestly feel
awed and honored to serve with the others on the board and for
a group as wonderful as the Interpreters of Raleigh, Durham
and Fayetteville! I have over ten years experience in
interpreting, and have enjoyed every minute of it! The heart
of my interpreting career has been educational interpreting,
and even though I accept freelance assignments of any kind, I
will ALWAYS accept the educational assignment when given the
choice. In 2003 I started my own agency, it has been a wildly
satisfying experience, and one that I have not regretted for
one minute! I look forward to meeting and learning from
everyone of you!
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Antwan Campbell,
Secretary
dchosen1_99@yahoo.com
Hello TRID, my name is Antwan
Campbell and I am your secretary for the 2007-2009 term. I
have worked in the interpreting field for a number of years
both in community and educational settings. I am a 2003
graduate of Gardner-Webb University where I received my
bachelor's degree in ASL and interpreting. Currently I
am the Lead Interpreter for Cumberland County Schools
and I look forward to
serving you over the next two years and if there is anything
that I can help you with please contact me via e-mail.
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Jacqui Jones, Treasurer
jjones@lewischapel.org
Welcome! My name is Jacqui Jones and I am serving as the
treasurer for TRID. I am currently enrolled in the Blue
Ridge Community College Interpreter Training Program,
through Fayetteville Technical Community College and am
looking forward to graduating in the very near future!
After several years of working in the Special
Populations department at FTCC and developing several
wonderful friendships with the Deaf students that
frequented my office, I decided to make ASL a permanent
part of my life. I am now working at Lewis Chapel
Missionary Baptist Church in the Christian Education
department and education freelance interpreting
part-time. I am very excited to be a part of TRID and
to serve the membership in any way possible. Please feel
free to contact me if the need ever arises.
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Janet Beattie,
Member-at-Large
janet_beattie@yahoo.com
Hello, Triangle RID! My
name is Janet Beattie; I am grateful for the opportunity
to work with you as TRID Board Member-at-Large!
I'm the new kid in the group, having moved to North
Carolina in August of '05. Prior to that, I worked as
Coordinator of Interpreting Services at Purdue
University in West Lafayette, Indiana. In addition,
I've volunteered with the Indiana Chapter of RID in
various roles, including two terms as Board
Secretary. Currently, I interpret in private practice.
My husband and I live in Fayetteville with our two
Siberian Huskies. I look forward to meeting you; please
do feel free to contact me!
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Rebecca Cleary,
Member-at-Large
luv2sign4him@yahoo.com
Hello TRID! My name is
Rebecca Cleary and I am currently serving as a board
member-at-large. My interest in ASL and the Deaf
Community has led me to find my "niche" in life.
While I enjoy community and educational interpreting,
my heart is that of a classroom teacher. I currently
work as a teacher for the Deaf in Cumberland County
Schools. I teach 10 wonderful students at a local
middle school and love every minute of it. I am so
excited about all that TRID has to offer and the
bright future of the interpreting profession--it can
only mean good things for my students!
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