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Colorado Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
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Staff Members

Cliff Moers

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Administrator
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Cliff is a native of Colorado and is the third generation of a deaf family.  He is a 1986 graduate of Gallaudet University.  Mr. Moers has been involved in many community organizations and has served on numerous committees, task forces, councils and boards, including 4 years as Colorado Association of the Deaf  (CAD) President.  He is the founder of the Rocky Mountain Deaf School, a bilingual Jefferson County Charter School.  Cliff has a diverse professional background including the coordination of auxiliary aids/services at University of Colorado at Boulder, U.S. Postal Service, and Communication Service for the Deaf/Sign Language Associates.  He was also the employment specialist/consultant for the Center for People with Disabilities and Deaf-initely Possible Resources.  Cliff has 4 adorable kids and a supportive wife, Julie.

 

 

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Cheri Davis

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Legal Auxiliary Services Manager

Cheri is a 1997 graduate of the Front Range Community College Interpreter Preparation Program.  After graduation, she worked as a Job Coach/Interpreter for the Division of Vocational Rehabilitation and then as an Educational Interpreter for Douglas County Schools.  Cheri also has a Bachelors degree in Business from the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs.  Cheri lives in Highlands Ranch with her husband, Ed.


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Telecommunications Equipment Distribution Program Coordinator

 

 

 

 

Timothy Chevalier

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Education & Training Specialist for the Deaf Community

Timothy resides in Highlands Ranch with his wife (sixth generation Deaf) and son. Timothy feels one of his greatest gifts from his parents was to have ASL as his first language. He serves as the Education and Training Specialist providing consultation and training on communication access for citizens who are deaf or hard of hearing to all levels of Colorado government, private not-for-profit organizations, and businesses. Timothy is currently working on his dissertation for a Doctorate degree in Administration of Adult and Higher Education Programs. Most recently, he worked in the same capacity for Postsecondary Education Programs network for a four-state region including Colorado. He has completed the four tiers of training by the Center on American Sign Language/English Bilingual Research (CAEBER), and worked as a mentor and seminar facilitator for CAEBER. He received his Masters of Science from McDaniel College in Teaching Interpretation. He has CSC, CI, and CT certifications from the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf, and has worked as an interpreter practitioner and educator since 1975 (although he insists that the white hairs on his chin are actually platinum blonde). This background coupled with his experience as a Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor for the Deaf and as a Director for a University program for students who are deaf or hard of hearing makes him especially qualified to work with the Colorado Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing.


Mandy Turner

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Legal Auxiliary Services Coordinator

 

Mandy serves as the Auxiliary Services Coordinator in the Legal Auxiliary Services unit. Coordination of auxiliary services (interpreters and CART) for the Colorado State Courts is one of her primary job functions. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice and Criminology from Metropolitan State College of Denver. After graduation, she worked as a Deputy Probation Officer in the 18th Judicial District for three years. She also has extensive experience working in the courts, jails, probation, and ongoing treatment sessions as a Deaf Interpreter. She was crowned Colorado Association of the Deaf’s Miss Deaf Colorado between 1987 and 1989. Mandy currently resides in Aurora with her husband and three children.

 

 

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Namati Katungu 

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Education & Training Specialist for the Hard of Hearing Community 

As a wise person once said, “In every heart there has been deposited the seed of a great future, but the seed will never germinate, much less grow to maturity, except through rendering of useful services”. Namati Katungu is the Education and Training Program Specialist for the hard of hearing and late deafened communities. He strives to render more useful services by providing statewide outreach services and training to empower consumers, and educate government agencies, public agencies, private entities and communities to contribute to the well being of the deaf, hard of hearing and late deafened communities. He has extensive educational background and professional experience in education, administration and business entrepreneurship. During his free time he continues to provide superior residential real estate services to enable consumers to achieve their goals as smoothly and successfully as possible. Also, he gives motivational presentations to K-12 students to empower them to strive for success and live their dreams because whatever they believe and envision, they can achieve.

 


position vacant

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Staff Interpreter 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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