ASL-374 Interpreting Field Period

Pre-requisite: acceptance into the interpreting program and a grade of C- or better in ASL-365 and ASL-311 (or by placement.) Introductory observation of interpreters in authentic interpreting situations. In addition to individual goals, students will investigate ethics, certification, licensure, and legislation which affects the profession of interpreting. Emphasis on specialized settings in which interpreter expects to function. Student will choose from a range of interpreting settings and situations such as deaf/blind, hospital/ medical, religious, social work/welfare, education, and community based. (Offered every January and summer semesters.)