Dr. Jack Hoza
Professor and Director
University of New Hampshire at Manchester
New Hampshire, U.S.A.
In this lecture, Dr. Jack Hoza highlights findings from two studies reported in his forthcoming book, Interpreting in the Zone: How the Conscious and Unconscious Function in Interpretation (Gallaudet University Press).
He will review both studies: an interview study, which involved filming and interviewing both novice and experienced interpreters, and a national survey of certified interpreters. He will also explore how interpreters can have more in-the-zone experiences.
Lecturer bio
Jack Hoza, PhD, is a native ASL-English bilingual and is Professor and Director of the bachelor’s degree program in Sign Language Interpretation at the University of New Hampshire at Manchester. He has published several books and articles on linguistic politeness, team interpreting, decision-making process of interpreters, and how the unconscious and conscious work when interpreters are “In the Zone.”
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