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AEIR-2009Interpretation Settings 1

This course is an overview of a variety of settings where interpreters commonly work. The class format will include lectures and guest speakers who have expertise in interpreting in the following areas: education, employment, health, legal, meetings, performing arts, recreational, social and spiritual settings. Students will also go out on observations with interpreter practitioners.

Prerequisites

ASLD-1006 is a prerequisite. AEIR-2016 is a corequisite.
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