After working as a language quality assurance coordinator at Sony Interactive Entertainment Taiwan for many years, I realized my own shortcomings in this field and decided to gain further knowledge of translation overseas.
The theoretical and practical training provided …
Before college I was just a small-town girl, living in a global world. Coming into Wake Forest for undergrad, I began taking Spanish classes for the language requirement and found a passion I never knew I needed in my life. …
Congratulations from Shanghai, China, on celebrating the 10th anniversary of the ITS program. It’s also a great honor to be a celebrator – contributing my Chinese translation to the I-Tea-S project initiated by our program. It’s a wonderful journey to …
Some pretty big things have been happening for me professionally since October, and I really wanted to update you all since you have been such influential people in my academic career.
In January, I started a new job at an …
Greetings from Shanghai, China! After graduating from WFU in 2020 with my M.A. degree, I have landed at a CRO (Contract Research Organization) in the pharmaceutical industry in Shanghai and currently work as the supervisor of the translation team at …
I can still recall the first time I stepped into the booth, realizing that I was one step closer to my ideal career as an interpreter! I am able to do what I truly love thanks to all my professors …
I’m writing these lines on the same laptop that I received in 2016 when I started my MA at Wake Forest; that might give you an idea that I haven’t done much with my career after graduation. However, from the …
Since graduating from the ITS program, I have become a state Certified Health Care interpreter with the Oregon Health Authority and a nationally Certified Medical Interpreter through NBMCI. I serve on the Oregon Council on Health Care Interpreters, a body …