Curriculum Vitae


The way is the aim


Name: Kathrin Lemler

Born: Juli, 1985

Place of Residence: Cologne, Germany


Profession

Since 2018

Research associate at the University of Cologne; research project: Maßnahmen Unterstützter Kommunikation (MUK) (Interventions of AAC)


Studies

2014-2018

Master of Arts (M.A.)Rehabilitationswissenschaften (1-Fach) (rehabilitation science), University of Cologne

2008-2014

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Erziehungswissenschaft (1-Fach) (educational science)


Second Job

2018-2019

Research assistant, University of Cologne; research project: Maßnahmen Unterstützter Kommunikation (MUK) (Interventions of AAC)


Internships

2012-2013

Internship alongside my studies: Forschungs- und Beratungszentrum für Unterstützte Kommunikation (fbzuk) der Universität zu Köln (Research and consulting centre for AAC at the University of Cologne)

2005

School Intership: Beratungsstelle für Unterstützte Kommunikation (UK) Heinrich Haus GmbH, Neuwied (Counseling centre for AAC at the Heinrich Haus GmbH, Neuwied)

2004

School Internship: Beratungsstelle für UK und elektronische Hilfen, „die Kreuznacher Diakonie“, Bad Kreuznach (Counseling centre for AAC and electronic aids, „Die Kreuznacher Diakonie“, Bad Kreuznach)


School Education

2002-2008

General matriculation standard, Wilhelm-Remy-Gymnasium, Bendorf

1998-2002

Intermediate school-leaving certificate, Konrad-Adenauer-School, Vallendar

1992-1998

Christiane-Herzog-School, Neuwied-Engers


Further Training

2017-2019

Further training as AAC Speaker of the Gesellschaft für Unterstützte Kommunikation e.V. (The Society for AAC’s Association of Germany)

2002-2005

Training for ISAAC-AAC-Speaker


Scholarships and Awards

2013-2014

Mavista-Scholarship for extraordinary personalities

2011

Förderpreis der Offenen Kanäle in Rheinland-Pfalz (Advancement award from the open channels (citizen television) of Rhineland-Palatinate)

2010

First place winner in the literary competition „Frauen sind anders. Männer auch“ (Women are different. Men also) from Aktion Mensch.

2005

Paul-Goldschmidt-Award for AAC users from ISAAC-GSC

2003

Prime Minister award from the Rhineland-Palatinate for Participation, Equality and Self-Determination of People with Disability

1998

The Shirley McNaughton Examplary Communication Award of ISAAC


Honorary office

2014-2019

Board member of the Gesellschaft für Unterstützte Kommunikation e.V. (The Society for AAC’s Association of Germany)

2015-2016

Board member of the Gesellschaft für Unterstützte Kommunikation e.V. (The Society for AAC’s Association of Germany)

2015-2016

Project lead „UK-Quasselstrippen – selbstbewusst vernetzt“ (Bringing AAC Users online together)

2013-2014

Project participation in the „UK-Scout“ project (Supporting AAC pupils, their teachers and parents at school)

2005-2007

Board member of the Gesellschaft für Unterstützte Kommunikation e.V. (The Society for AAC’s Association of Germany)