Teaching Interpreters With the Case Method Margie English, MBA, CDI Case studies are a teaching method proven by prestigious universities and professions within the United States. Case studies record and teach fundamental principles to address challenges within a profession. Within the field of interpretation, case studies [...]
A Gathering Place of Our Emerging Practitioners Kate O'Ragen, MA, NIC As many of us know, Dr. Dennis Cokely left us last August unexpectedly. This piece is not intended to glorify Dennis’ contributions to our field. This piece is to share an experience and its inspiration. [...]
Traveling, Listening, Rebuilding Charity Warigon, Interim CEO When I was hired by the RID Board of Directors, I was given a very specific scope of work that included a list of things the Board wanted me to focus on. First, the CEO Search. The call [...]
Transformation Dale Boam, CI, Attorney at Law When my daughter was 12, she and I got into an argument, the kind daughters have with fathers at that age. At one point she told me through frustrated tears “growing up is hard.” Truer words have never been [...]
