About the Target Center

Michelle Sherbondy joined the USDA Interpreting Services Office staff in 2010. Michelle left Computer/Electronics Accommodations Program (CAP) where she was employed for almost three years as an Acquisition Analyst in serving the needs for Deaf/Hard of Hearing employees. She provided a diversity of reasonable accommodations for the Deaf/Hard of Hearing employees in the federal agencies.  She has always been working closely with people with disabilities since she was a student at Gallaudet University. It always has been her great interest to enhance accessibility for employees at their workplace. She graduated from Gallaudet University with Bachelor’s Arts in Communication Studies.

Lynette Spriggs began her USDA career on October 18, 1987, working her way up through various assignments in the Mail Reproduction Management Division. She joined the Interpreting Services Office staff on May 10, 1997 as Assistant to the Program Manager. Ms. Spriggs handled a large volume of requests for interpreting services and was the primary liaison with outside sign language referral agencies for filling the requests for interpreters.

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Stephanie Bradley began working at TARGET in March, 2007. She left Johns Hopkins Rehabilitation Program where she was employed for 6 years as a Rehabilitation Therapist. While working at Johns Hopkins, she developed an employment readiness training program to assist individuals with disabilities to further employment readiness skills. Stephanie holds a Bachelor of Science degree from University of Maryland Eastern Shore in Rehabilitation, and is planning to obtain a masters degree in Occupational Therapy. Stephanie has been a long advocate for individuals with disabilities, and is actively pursuing her credentials in Assistive Technology and Ergonomics. Stephanie has worked for the government for many years within the Army Educational Services, and within the public school system as a Special Education teacher.

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