Amy Gallagher Resume/CV

Research, write and present 7 Interactive multimedia presentations to 126 teen students per day 5 days per week. Instruct design, photography, write, edit news articles on digital news site; direct marketing campaigns to sell yearbooks to 1,400 students and yearbook ads to local businesses, earning a profit of $350, meeting goal of paying the $10,000 invoice in full. Instruct and facilitate college-level learning through AP and PreAP English Language Composition Courses. Write, edit, and distribute news releases for school events, special programs, guest speakers. Prepare, plan, research, instruct remedial reading lessons.

Gallagher Professional Summary

Professional summary of Amy Gallagher's experiences, education and qualifications as an internationally-published journalist, journalist by education [UNT, BS], book author, columnist, Zig Ziglar speaker, certified educator [5 teaching certifications], adult workshop facilitator, visionary, entrepreneur, virtual writer and virtual instructor-teacher gained in multiple and diverse settings, including corporate communications Dallas, non-profit organizations, public-private partnerships, pilot programs, advertising-public relations agencies, secondary education-both charter and public, and higher education institutions; covering aviation, rescue, medical, military and nursing professions, as well as evidence-based research and analysis of clinical trial study results in oncology.

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IUP Magazine , 2020

2021

As interpreters, we must stretch ourselves and reach out beyond our comfort zones in order to improve not only ourselves but our field. That is exactly what Colleen Jones has done and will continue to do. Colleen is taking on more challenging interpreting assignments, working with other highly respected teams, and presenting at prestigious colleges and universities. Colleen has just started her journey and will continue to leave her mark on the profession by continuing her research on orientation. Be on the lookout for when the United States elects the first female president, because Colleen strives to be right there to interpret for her. The Beginning As with any story, we will start at the beginning. Colleen Jones, much like other interpreters, attended a high school alongside a Deaf classmate who utilized sign language interpreters in the classroom. There was an interpreter that taught a sign language class in hopes that more hearing students would be able to communicate with the Deaf student. Colleen took this sign class and it seemed to be working for her. She began to pick up the language and found a love for it.

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