Felix Ramos, Jr. is a dedicated language professional completing his Bachelor’s degree in Spanish, with a Minor in Spanish Interpreting and Translating, from the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV). With a deep-seated passion for language and communication, he aspires to become a successful Spanish, Court, Medical, and Educational Interpreter, using his bilingual skills in English and Spanish to bridge communication gaps and empower individuals across diverse subject areas.
Growing up along the US-Mexico border has profoundly shaped Felix’s understanding of the critical role clear communication plays in fostering connection and understanding. His experiences have instilled in him a commitment to advocate for those who may struggle to find their voice in a complex world. With a strong foundation in both written and verbal communication, he approaches every interaction with a focus on accuracy, cultural sensitivity, and compassion. Felix’s prior teaching experience, combined with his background in Spanish interpreting, has equipped him with the skills to contribute meaningfully to the NAETISL team. He is honored to participate in the Pilot Test for certifying spoken language interpreters in education nationally and looks forward to collaborating on the NAETISL Educational Terminology Glossary, which aims to support and empower future educational interpreters. Felix is excited to join NAETISL as a Resource Development Coordinator and is committed to making a positive impact within the community by fostering meaningful connections and advocating for language access. He believes that through language, we can create a more inclusive and equitable society, and he is eager to be a part of that transformative journey.