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| by Bryce Craft
Our annual fall Community Career Fair—held virtually this year for the first time—was a success. Nearly two dozen employers participated and the virtual format allowed for more individual contact between employers and potential recruits.
| by Eva Gudbergsdottir
A translation of “Kafka Knocks at the Door,” a short story by Colombian author John Better by Middlebury Institute Translation and Interpretation student Michelle Mirabella MATI ‘21, was recently published in the journal Your Impossible Voice. This is her third publication in six months.
| by Winnie Heh
Diane Mouradian, a nationally certified trauma-focused cognitive behavior therapist, discusses how we can care for our emotional well-being and for those going through the job search while the world is grappling with the pandemic.
Middlebury Institute Professor George Henson has been nominated for a Northern California Book Award in the translated fiction category for his translation of Mephisto’s Waltz: Selected Short Stories by Sergio Pitol.
| by Winnie Heh
Episode four is a conversation with Michael Klinger, Managing Director of Anzu Global. Michael is a 30-year veteran in the language services industry.
| by Eva Gudbergsdottir
Middlebury Institute student Matthew Ross successfully defended his thesis translation of “Les Loups” by Eugene Klein, a memoir of a holocaust survivor, from French to English via Zoom.
| by Winnie Heh
Episode three features Kathleen Diamond, a language industry veteran who has founded and managed businesses in language teaching, translation, and interpretation.
| by Winnie Heh
In this online discussion, we review the career outlook for Spanish medical and legal interpreters in the U.S., including compensation data and career management frameworks.
Video| by Winnie Heh
Matt Conger, CEO of Cadence Translate, and Johnathan Rechtman, Co-Founder of Cadence Translate and a conference interpreter join us for episode two.
| by Eva Gudbergsdottir
World Literature Today recently published Michelle Mirabella’s MATI ‘21 translation of the short story “Ferns” by Chilean author Catalina Infante Beovic.
