#tamika wiggins

[therummonster]

happy bnuuy

here's the full image!

they hopefully have all been scattered across the inboxes, but here's the full version i made!

i had to quadruple my usual drawing board for this-

also i wanted to add a link to everyone that's A) received bnuuy, and B) answered to bnuuy.

Alexis, Sterling, & Astra (Blue Jade, Lorel)

Unice Versai (Humdrum)

B Team (Lemongal)

Glowstone (Lorel)

Clayton, Tamika, & Cosmara (12cluh, Fig)

Archie and Zashi (Ammonite)

Seabeast (Pirate Fish)

Panini Trio (Cat Party, Tadpole)

Heath & Naseko (Masquerade)

Tayrun & Kayla ()

Sci-5 (Sapphire)

Eloise & Harold (Moonpizza)

[figitorynonsense]

I swear. the MOMENT we get an official design for Tamika, I’m gonna be drawing a catified design and a piece of fanart of her saying “not today, Satan!”

hell yea

i have so many scenes of her that i need to draw right now I NEED THE DESIGN GRAHHHHH

[thepiratefish]

Benny to Tamika: I like you I'm glad you put that arrogant Clayton in his place

They take turns parenting Mara <3

[l3m0ngal5]

Dabble idea Tamika takes a look at the menu and see that Eric has put her husband's favorite drink on the menu as the Mr Wiggins special

Tamika sat at the bar Her eyes glanced towards the menu and saw a big change The new Drink was called the Mr wiggins she looked at the ginger " I thought it would be a nice gift" tamika smile " How do you become such a good kid"

[sgisdinclusion]

Congrats to All Our New 2019-2020 SGISD Graduates!

While more traditional celebrations were not possible this year due to COVID-19, we are so proud of the accomplishments of this year’s graduates, and want to highlight them here. Read below for the names of some of the students who make our school such a special place, in our Global Inclusion & Social Development, Rehab Counseling, Vision Studies, and Transition Leadership programs. They have all worked so hard to get to this important occasion, and in completing a certificate, masters, or doctoral degree. We are honored to have had them as students, and are proud to now have them as SGISD alumni!

Book Award Winners

Congratulations to the 2019–2020 book award winners:

Global Inclusion & Social Development, MA: Hanako Brais Book: Minor Feelings: An Asian American Reckoning. Park Hong, C. (2020).

Rehab Counseling, MS: Lisa Larson Book: Woman of Influence: 9 Steps to Build Your Brand, Establish Your Legacy, and Thrive 1st Edition. Miller, J. (2020).

Vision Studies, MEd Programs: Maritza Mayo Castro Teacher of Students with Visual Impairment (TVI) Program. Book: Everyday Activities to Promote Visual Efficiency: A Handbook for Working with Young Children with Visual Impairments. Trief, E. & Shaw, R. (2009).

Brenda Gaffney Larkin Orientation and Mobility Program (O&M) Book: Partners in O&M: Supporting Orientation and Mobility for Students Who Are Visually Impaired. Pogrund, R.L. & Griffin-Shirley, N. (2018).

Jonathan Gansfried Vision Rehabilitation Therapy Program (VRT) Book — Physical education and sports for people with visual impairments and blindness: Foundations of instruction. Lieberman, L. J., Ponchillia, P. E., & Ponchillia, S. V. (2013).

Kerry Birchall Assistive Technology for Visual Impairment Program (ATVI) Book-Cook, A. M., Polgar, J. M., & Encarnação, P. (2019). Assistive technologies: Principles and practice (5th edition). St. Louis, MO: Elsevier Health Sciences

Transition Leadership Certificate Graduates Our Transition Leadership Certificate Program serves to create an important connection in the services needed to transition from high school, to adult life, for young people with disabilities. Our graduates take on this critical role of transition specialist, and serve as the professionals capable of bridging the gap between special education and adult services in their school systems, communities, and other settings. We’re so proud of our Transition Leadership students who have received their Certificate in Transition Leadership: Jessica Blankenship Tara Bozek Jenna Callahan Anthony Cannella Brittaney Courier Justin DeSorgher Mary Desmond Christine Dilley Kathleen Dyer Raymond Fox Alexandra Frazier Elizabeth Hintz Karen Lahey Michael Laub Ryan McGoff Curtis O’Dell Deanna Petrucci Matthew Scanlon Linda Thrasher

Vision Studies Graduates Our Vision Studies program is unique and has a global reach. We train graduate students to become highly skilled practitioners in this varied and in-demand field. Since our instruction is delivered remotely, our students join the program from across the U.S., including Puerto Rico and the Pacific Islands. Vision Studies contains several areas of specialization. Our graduates will go on to excel in these areas:

Orientation and Mobility (O&M) O&M practitioners train people who are blind or have low vision to safely and confidently navigate the spaces around them. This includes working with guide dogs and teaching people to use canes and other assistive devices. These students received their MEd in Vision Studies / O&M: Barbara Angulo Gonzales Jean Bousquet Sonivellisse Collazo Rivera Andrew Egan Brenda Gaffney Larkin Alyssa Goldman Alesandra Haley Rebecca La Placa-Massa Tamika Meade Cristina Pantoja (graduation expected August 2020) Olga Rivera (graduation expected August 2020) Hecmarie Tosado The Vision Studies program also offers certificate options in which students can study a Vision Studies specialty area through a condensed course sequence. These students received a certificate in O&M: Kara Olivere Kristen Sharpless Kimberly Carnegie

Vision Rehabilitation Therapy (VRT)

VRT professionals enhance the vocational opportunities, independent living, and educational development of people with vision loss. Our VRT grads have learned to evaluate and teach daily living skills and strategies for safe, independent living for those with visual impairment.

These students received their MEd in Vision Studies / VRT: Roselyn Batista Ian Bogert Melissa De Jesus Alex Desroches Jennifer Nieves Cecilia Perez Magan Rowan Carly Schuckers Kristen Sharpless Bridget Walker Teacher of Students with Visual Impairment (TVI) In our TVI track, scholars learn to work with students who are blind or have low vision, as well as with their families. Through courses, field-based experiences, and practica, learners focus on designing, implementing, and advocating for inclusive learning settings for children with visual impairment. These students received their MEd in Vision Studies / TVI: Sabrina de Jong Gretchen DeMone Jacqueline Dettore Patrick Gilman Kevin Lemaire Christian Lobo Rodriguez Amanda Lord Maritza Mayo Castro Kelli McPherson Pamela Oddis Lauren Royce Colleen Ruddy Marguerite Tibaudo Michelle Ward Amanda Weisman Sarah White Helen Wright

Assistive Technology for Visual Impairment (AT) One of our newest Vision Studies options is Assistive Technology for Visual Impairment (AT). AT instructional specialists enhance access to technology for people with blindness and visual impairment. They also recommend technologies to support people with vision loss in their daily functioning, academic work, and careers. These students received their MEd in Vision Studies / AT: Cheryl Bitting Karen Blake These students received a Certificate in AT: Roselyn Batista Kerry Birchall

Rehab Counseling Graduates Our rehabilitation counseling MS program is ranked #1 in New England by U.S. News & World Report. Rehab counselors support people with disabilities (and other obstacles to employment) to lead fulfilling lives, including engaging in work in their communities. We’re so proud of our rehab counseling who have received their MS, Rehabilitation Counseling:

Lina M. Lujan Courtney E. Hoban Megan Wiggins Allyson D. Morin Nicole Belliveau Sonya W. Bouchard Denae S. Ramos-Pachucki Bridget A. McNamee Lisa Larson Shane M. Tannahill

Global Inclusion & Social Development Grads

We are so proud of our six most recent GISD graduates! We can’t wait to see the work they will do in the field, examining issues related to inclusion and social development, and seeking solutions to complex challenges. They will serve as leaders in their communities, and nationally and internationally, and in a variety of roles, making meaningful change through contributions in practice, policy, and research. PhD, Global Inclusion and Social Development Sarah Alem Kevin McCormack Libby Stone-Sterling Elena K. Taborda Marian Taylor Brown And congrats to Hanako Brais, our newest master’s graduate! Hanako just completed her MA in Global Inclusion and Social Development.

[therummonster]

imagining from across the house "MARA'S HERE"

and then no matter which one it is, they just slid across the floor before acting like they hadn't just been excitedly cleaning the place for the past few hours in anticipation.

Tamika and Benny would fight for custody over mara!

WRONG

THEY WOULD SHARE CUSTODY OF HER

THEY WOULD ABSOLUTELY BE BEST FREINDS! Not only that but the idea of it playing out

Benny: "So yeah, this Tamika gal an me decided to share custody over Mara, so now I get to have custody over her for a whole week, then it swaps over to her n such."

Champange: ..... "what"

Tamika: "Yeha, remember that demon girl I told you about? Yeah, I am sharing custody of her with this mechanism guy just so you know"

Paul: -Confused Thumbs up-

Idk I wanna see em interact

[l3m0ngal5]

Tamika talking to Alice: you know I could do you and Eric a big favor and kill your husband for you

Eric: Tamika please stop talking about committing murder or do I need to call Paul or Mara to take you home

Alice: you have to admit Eric your father's death is attempting idea and sense Mrs Wiggins isn't from our world she could just kill him leave and not be tried for the crime

Eric: how am I the only one who remembers that murder is illegal even if the person in question is garbage you two should both know better a part of me wants to believe this is the alcohol talking more than what you actually think

Gangadharan clearly drunk with a ton of Glee in his voice: you could just send him to my world see him turn into some gigantic monster and let the Van Helsing family deal with him

Eric: damn am I literally the only person in this bar with any common sense maybe that's because I'm the only one who's not drinking

Yes Eric that is the reason although your father is awful

[l3m0ngal5]

Dabble idea Eric meets a new barfly Tamika Wiggins

Eric smiled walking up to the lady " Hi, I'm Eric so.What do you do in your universe" She smiled at the boy " I'm a demon hunter My world is full of them.The daughter will a lot of different kinds of demon hunters Is there good ones and And There's clayton " Eric giggled and said " Maybe I should make a drink called the i hate clayton".

[l3m0ngal5]

I've developed this idea that after Eric develops The amazing Grace cocktail that becomes tamika's favorite along with the Mr Wiggins special when he adds that to the menu which winds up becoming the only thing she ever orders along with an amazing Grace and a dabble where another bar fly say gal comments on it and asks her about it

Gangadharan Was usually very happy to stick to himself.But today he chose to talk to tamika " This seems to be only 2 drinks you order.Why is that" She looked at him with kind eyes " The first one is named after my child.The second one My husband's favorite drink before he died" He looked at her and nodded before turning back to his book.

[l3m0ngal5]

*Tamika is drinking a Mr Wiggins special while talking to Alice who is drinking and I hate Baldwin*

Tamika: question girl how did you get that crazy psycho husband of yours to not name your son after himself

Alice: to tell you the truth Miss Wiggins Eric is named after my father and even after he passed Baldwin was insistent on naming our son Baldwin Jr it was largely thanks to a kind sympathetic nurse who let me have the birth certificate before he got his hands on it so I could put in the name I wanted

Tamika: well I'm glad she did and I'm pretty sure Eric is too

Eric: that's true

The whole universe is