Nanci Shrager
I am a passionate educator of Deaf students and teacher mentorship. During 34 years in Deaf Ed I have had the honor of serving as an elementary classroom teacher, K-5 math TEAM ( thinking, evaluating, assessing mathematics) instructor , administrator, curriculum supervisor/specialist, and induction coach. I also am a part-time university instructor supporting preservice student teachers, interns. I co-created the elementary steam lab at CSDR which is in its fifth year of implementation. Steam opportunities in middle and high school are slowly taking flight. Overall, I am a lifetime student focusing on student learning outcomes and best practices in math, science and steam.
Clinton Stimpson
I love being outdoors, and solving difficult STEM related problems.
Drishti Bansal
I’m a passionate data scientist/machine learning engineer, diving deep into mathematics and machine learning for years. As a Deaf individual navigating a hearing world, I rely on apps to communicate and face unique challenges in professional spaces. I’m eager to connect with the Deaf in Data community to share experiences, build meaningful connections, and grow together in the world of data. Let’s aim higher!
John Neiss
Grew up in North Dakota. NTID/RIT Alumni ‘09 in Electrical Engineer Technology.
Lindsey Coulter
CODA and second generation interpreter who currently works in Education.
Andrés García
A Deaf technologist specializing in application development for mobile devices with more than 5+ years of experience. See more in https://link.tech-andgar.me/linkedin
Kim Lucas
Native of Guatemala
Alumni of Florida School for the Deaf and Gallaudet University in Computer Science (Bachelors) and Educational Technology (Masters)
Head coach for Robotics and Drones
Women in Physics
Discover the wonders of physics! Along the way, meet the incredible women who’ve taught us how the universe works. Inquisitive kids will love learning about the world through this engaging and accurate tale about physics.
Discover the power of curiosity and resilience by following a conversation between an spunky young protagonist, who ask questions about the world around her, and a scientifically astute narrator, whose answers are crafted to be both accurate and understandable for to a young mind. In this way, learning the basics of physics becomes an effortless outcome of enjoying the story.
NRSC and DeafTEC Math and Science Conference
NRSC and DeafTEC are excited to host our first-ever Math and Science Conference this year. In the past, math-only conferences have been hosted by DeafTEC, but this year, we are incorporating science topics into this conference. The aim of the Math and Science Conference is to bring together teachers of deaf and hard-of-hearing students from […]
Space Camp Unlimited
Here at CSD Learns, we are thrilled to introduce an incredible opportunity for your Deaf and Hard of Hearing (DHH) students that we believe will truly ignite their passion for space exploration and STEM. Introducing Space Camp Unlimited, a unique program designed exclusively for middle and high school students at your school. This immersive experience […]