INT-701 History of Interpreting

This course presents a comprehensive examination of the historical progression of the emerging professional interpreting field in the United States. Immerse yourself in the exploration and analysis of primary, secondary, and grey literature in the dynamic professional interpreting field. This course will equip you with the tools to utilize targeted research strategies to delve into the rich tapestry of ethnographic studies, capturing the compelling and diverse lived experiences of interpreters and interpreter stakeholders and bringing their stories to life. Discover, uncover, and map historical accounts and lived experiences to the intricate web of sociocultural systems, and craft a powerful problem statement deeply rooted in the evolution of the profession. Join your peers in this intensive and rewarding journey of scholarly inquiry and critical analysis in interpreting.