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On Board, Now What?
Board Training for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Inclusive Non-Profit Organizations
In today's dynamic board governance landscape, the "On Board, Now What?" self-paced online training course stands out as a pioneering educational tool. It is uniquely tailored to address the distinct needs of organizations serving individuals with disabilities, including the Deaf and Hard of Hearing communities.
In today's dynamic board governance landscape, the "On Board, Now What?" self-paced online training course stands out as a pioneering educational tool. It is uniquely tailored to address the distinct needs of organizations serving individuals with disabilities, including the Deaf and Hard of Hearing communities.
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Pamela Lloyd-Ogoke
Pamela Lloyd-Ogoke was born and raised in New York City and became Deaf at the age of 17. She obtained her B.A. degree from Rochester Institute of Technology in Social Work and her M.A. degree in Deafness Rehabilitation from New York University. She also completed the Deafness Rehabilitation Administrative post M.A. program from San Diego State University.
Pam’s career in human service has been extensive. She has held a variety of highly visible leadership positions such as Executive Director of a Disability Rights Center, University ADA Compliance Officer, and Program Administrator of Relay North Carolina. She currently works as the Chief of Community Integration Services and Supports for the North Carolina Division of Vocational Rehabilitation. In this role she provides oversight of five key statewide programs – The NC Assistive Technology Program, the Independent Living Rehabilitation Program, Latino Outreach, Access North Carolina, and Service Animal Educational Program.
Pam has been a leader within the Deaf community for over thirty years.
Boards Served and Currently Serving Include:
• Board of Trustees, Rochester Institute of Technology (2020-Present)
• Chair of the Advisory Board, National Technical Institute for the Deaf (2017-Present)
• Advisory Member, National Center for Deaf Health Research (2005-Present)
• President Emeritus, National Black Deaf Advocates (NDBA; 1997-Present)
• National Association of the Deaf (NAD; 2014-2017)
• Board Member, Gallaudet University (2006-2015)
• Member, NAD Fulton III Strategic Planning Initiative (2004-2006)
• Board member, Association of Higher Education And Disability (1998-2004)
• Member, NAD-RID Task Force on Interpreting Issues (1995-2002)
• President, National Black Deaf Advocates (NDBA; 1993-1997)