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Submissions from 2021

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Effects of Inverted L2/Ln LanguagePedagogy on Student Experiences and Outcomes: The Case of American Sign Language, Jody H. Cripps, Russell S. Rosen, Sheryl B. Cooper, Ronald Fenicle, and Aimee Sever-Hall

Reducing health disparities in the deaf community: the impact of interpreters and the rise of deaf healthcare professionals, Christopher J. Moreland and Laurie Swabey

Reducing health disparities in the deaf community: the impact of interpreters and the rise of deaf healthcare professionals, Christopher Moreland and Laurie Swabey

Mental Health Interpreter Training, Bridget Sabatke and Roger Williams

Designing a Meaning-Based Interpreting Performance Rubric: Re-focusing Our Teaching and Assessment, Betsy Winston, Rico Peterson, Robert Lee, Chris Monikowski, and Laurie Swabey

Submissions from 2020

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Reframing the Role of the Interpreter in a Technological Environment, Erica Alley

Submissions from 2019

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Professional Autonomy in Video Relay Service Interpreting, Erica Alley

Learning to Practice, Practicing to Learn: Reflection & Deliberate Practice in Interpreter Training, Laurie Swabey, Rachel Herring, Elisabet Tiselius, and Manuela Motta Falter

Deaf Healthcare Professionals’ Perspectives: Understanding the Work of ASL Healthcare Interpreters, Laurie Swabey, Andrea M. Olson, Christopher J. Moreland, and Amy Drewek

Submissions from 2018

Ideal candidate profiles and deaf applicants: How difference matters in employment interviews., Erica Alley

Social justice: Deciphering equity one assignment at a time., Erica Alley and R. Laurion

Social justice: Deciphering equity one assignment at a time., Erica Alley and R. Laurion

In pursuit of ethical fitness... A weekend of guided exploration and discovery., Paula Gajewski-Mickelson

In pursuit of ethical fitness... A weekend of guided exploration and discovery., Paula Gajewski-Mickelson

Where's the app for that? An online prototype individual development plan generator for novice interpreters., Patty Gordon, D. Bowen-Bailey, L. Jones, and M. Taylor

Where's the app for that? An online prototype individual development plan generator for novice interpreters., Patty Gordon, D. Bowen-Bailey, L. Jones, and M. Taylor

An interprofessional simulation of working with Sign Language interpreters., Patty Gordon and D. DeGracia

An interprofessional simulation with ASL interpreting and physician assistant students., Patty Gordon and D. DeGracia

How deaf children learn and implications of hearing loss in auditory classrooms., Gloria Nathanson

Language as a human rights versis civil rights: The case of deaf people., Gloria Nathanson

Normal? Says who? (Panelist), Gloria Nathanson

Ideal Candidate Profiles and Deaf Job Applicants: How Difference Matters in Employment Interviews, Elizabeth Otto and Erica Alley

Deaf: A loaded term., Octavian Robinson

Deafening music: Transcending sound in musicking., Octavian Robinson

Disability justice and critical disability studies., Octavian Robinson

Placing U.S. deaf history in relation to European deaf history., Octavian Robinson

Working toward and inclusive field: Rethinking pedagogy and research. (Keynote), Octavian Robinson

Authentic voices, authentic encounters: Cripping the university through American Sign Language., Octavian Robinson and J. Henner

Frameworks and methods in deaf studies: An organic approach to deafening disciplinary research., Octavian Robinson and N. Sheneman

Intersectionality, the latest buzzword: What it means to teach power and privilege in ASL and interpreter education programs., Octavian Robinson and N. Sheneman

Deaf lives panel., Octavian Robinson, Justin Small, and Gloria Nathanson

Diving into ASL skills, Justin Small

Interpreting in healthcare settings: More than needles, blood and terminology., Laurie Swabey

Reaching new heights in graduate interpreting education. (Panelist), Laurie Swabey

Questioning some answers and answering some questions., Laurie Swabey, D. Bowen-Bailey, L. Jones, and R. Laurion

Signed language interpreting and translation [Special Issue]., Laurie Swabey and B. Nicodemus

The armature of language., Laurie Swabey and B. Nicodemus

Submissions from 2017

My Fellow Citizens: Deaf Perspectives on Translating a Political Speech into ASL, Laurie Swabey, Keith Cagel, and Brenda Nicodemus

Understanding the Work of Designated Healthcare Interpreters, Laurie Swabey, Andrea Olson, Christopher Moreland, and Todd Agan

Submissions from 2016

The Trials and Tribulations of Successful Collaborations, Erica Alley, J. Beldon, and Paula Gajewski Mickelson

Beyond the Dial Tone: Interpreter-Initiated Communications in Video Relay Service, Erica Alley and A. Marks

Submissions from 2015

Delivery of Services Via Technology: Competency Interpreting Through Video Remote Interpreting, Erica Alley

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Storied Classrooms: Narrative Pedagogy in American Sign Language-English Interpreter Education, B. Nicodemus, J. Cole, and Laurie Swabey

Submissions from 2014

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A Follow-Up Survey to Determine Competencies and Skills Needed for Effective Trilingual Interpreting, Erica Alley

Video Relay Service Interpreting: Findings from Two Studies, Erica Alley and A. Marks

Investigating Interpretation Settings That Are Prohibitive to the Researcher's Video Camera, Erica Alley and David Quinto-Pozos

Submissions from 2013

Who Makes the Rules Anyway?: Reality and Perception of Guidelines in Video Relay Service Interpreting, Erica Alley

Results of Research on Trilingual (Spanish-ASL-English) VRS Interpreting, Erica Alley, David Quinto-Pozos, R. Trevino, and Kristine Casanova de Canales

Submissions from 2010

Deaf Perspectives on the Use of American Sign Language or Contact Sign When Using Video Relay Service, Erica Alley

Submissions from 2008

Role Definition: A Perspective on Forty Years of Professionalism in Sign Language Interpreting, Laurie Swabey and P. Gajewski

Submissions from 2003

Understanding Standards: Sources, Status, Uses, Laurie Swabey and B. Downing