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LDS Interpreting Internship
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Gain new experiences and memories.
My Advice
Get to work with a great team!
- Keep a good Journal
- Don't be afraid to ask questions.
- Trust your mentor.
- Build relationships where you can.
What I learned...
Internship Projects
How to get it!
- The importance of trusting the team you have.
- Benefits of consecutive interpreting.
- Always be willing to accept and give feedback
- Try your best at all times
- Mistakes happen, it's what you do with them that matters.
Step one: Contact Michelle Draper and see if there is an opening.
Step two: Get approval from Jamie (internship coordinator)
Step three: Complete all nessecary paperwork. (There is quite a bit.)
- Prep work for assignments
- Interpreting team observance
- Working with GLOSS
- Working with multiple interpreting teams
- Feedback Projects
- Seeing how multiple teams are managed
About Michelle
Michelle is NIC RID certified, and has her specialty certification Legal. She has a Masters in Science from University of North Florida. She has done K-12 interpreting, Legal, VRS, and medical. She is supportive of new interpreters and always looking for ways to help or improve.
Credit's
This internship is one credit worth of hours with the potential for more.
1 credit = 75 hours.
This one credit includes all of the usual internship requirements. (e.g. Journal, website, prezi, internship workshop)
LDS Interpreting Internship
Fall 2016