Amanda Briggs, M.S., NIC, EIPA 4.0
Amanda is an instructor at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, Colorado, and a nationally certified American Sign Language Interpreter. She enjoys humorous non sequiturs, a good book, and an ocean view.
In elementary school, Amanda took an after-school sign language program that changed her life.
She has been driven by this direction both in interpreting and instruction ever since. Teaching at Colorado State University, her college students bring a unique energy to the classroom, emboldened by the same curiosity and appreciation she remembers feeling all those years ago. Amanda is blessed to work in such an incredible field with this next generation of inspirational young adults.
Work Experience
Amanda works as a freelance ASL interpreter around the country. She is nationally certified with the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (RID) and has had her National Interpreting Certification (NIC) since 2012 and Educational Interpreting Performance Assessment (EIPA) since 2005. She often works remotely and will travel for in-person conferences or workshops.
She has had the good fortune of teaching American Sign Language at Colorado State University, her alma mater, since 2021. Amanda has a Master of Science in Teaching and Learning with an Online Learning specialization.
Contact
amanda@amandabriggs.com