Dr. Gale DeArmin, Ed.D, NIC
Chairperson and Assistant Professor of the ASL/EI Department
814-886-6382
Academic Hall 201
Biography
Gale DeArmin has been an interpreter since 2008 and an educator since 2010. Gale is a lifelong learner who is constantly engaged in professional development opportunities. She has earned her Na Expand for more
Gale DeArmin has been an interpreter since 2008 and an educator since 2010. Gale is a lifelong learner who is constantly engaged in professional development opportunities. She has earned her National Interpreter Certification (NIC), is qualified to interpret in Pennsylvania Courts (AOPC), and completed the Certificate in Healthcare Interpreting (CHI), Project C.L.I.M.B, and IRIS. Gale sees ASL Interpreting as a lifestyle choice. She has taught all six of her children sign language, has been on Deaf cruises, Deaf schools in Jamaica and the Dominican Republic, and regularly attends ASL community events. Gale’s research interests focus on interviewing stakeholders,developing a proactive plan to implement feedback, to fill knowledge gaps, following up, and repeating the process.
Education
University of Dayton
Doctor of Education: Leadership for Organizations
Saint Francis University
Master of Education - M.Ed
Mount Aloysius College
Bachelor of Arts: Sign Language/Interpreter Education
The Pennsylvania Business Institute
Associate of Arts: Business Administration