Foundations II (Track 1) (past)

(Online) 2021 Foundations I and Foundations II; with Betty Colonomos
Posted by Nathan Fowler
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Announcing Foundations I and Foundations II, which compose the first tier of the 8-part Foundations of Interpreting Processes series with Betty Colonomos! Foundations III will be announced soon. Questions?
Contact Nathan Fowler at fowler.nathan@gmail.com. Please post and share this announcement!

 
Seminar Audience: This seminar is designed for ASL/spoken English interpreters (hearing and Deaf-parented/Coda), who are students or seasoned interpreters.  NOTE: If you are interested in Deaf Foundations, it will be offered soon. Keep an eye on https://visitbmc.com/index.php/join-us
 
Where:
Online through Zoom

Foundations II
https://visitbmc.com/index.php/join-us/foundations-ii-online
 
Sunday, March 21, 2021 4:00p–6:00p (Eastern)
Sunday, March 28, 2021 3:00p–6:00p (Eastern)
Sunday, April 11, 2021 3:00p–6:00p (Eastern)
Sunday, April 18, 2021 3:00p–6:00p (Eastern)
Sunday, April 25, 2021 4:00p–6:00p (Eastern)
**Note: April 4, Easter Sunday (skip this week)
** attendance at all dates and times in required  

 

Early Bird Registration Deadline: Fri, Feb 26, 2021 at 5pm ET
Early Bird Registration Cost: $215
Regular Registration Deadline: Fri, March 5, 2021 at 5pm ET
Regular Registration Cost: $245
NOTE: A $40 discount is available for students and for people who identify as BIPOC 

 
CEUs: 1.3 PS per seminar, sponsored by MassRID.
 
Prerequisites: There is no prerequisite for Foundations I. Foundations I is the prerequisite for Foundations II.

 


About the Series:

The Foundations of Interpreting Processes is an eight-part series during which new and seasoned participants alike can explore their own interpreting process. In parts I and II, participants are introduced to the Integrated Model of Interpreting and explore the application of this pedagogical model using texts in both ASL and English. Participants who have taken the various parts of this 8-part series return offering after offering to take them again. The learning environment is centered around the individual learner, and returning participants bring with them their new perspectives and questions. The presenter, Betty M. Colonomos, is a native ASL/English bilingual who has been educating interpreters for 40 years. She has created a learning series that is unique and fun, and one where learners can feel comfortable exploring their own work. Please, join us!

About the Seminars:

This seminar will focus on components of the Integrated Model of Interpreting (IMI) in a low stress, highly interactive environment. Participants will learn how to convey equivalent messages by working through graduated texts and activities. By working on skills in small-group formats (pairs or triads), participants will develop tools for understanding and improving their own internal processes. Participants will also learn non-evaluative and specific language skills to facilitate discussion of the interpreting task with each other. Participants will be exposed to strategies for continuing their own improvement. Practice materials will be interpreted from spoken English into ASL. All interpreting is done in consecutive mode. This seminar is suitable for working interpreters, certified interpreters, and interpreting students, with adequate receptive ASL skills. Comfortable clothing is encouraged.

About the Presenter:

Betty M. Colonomos, currently serving as Director of the Bilingual Mediation Center, is a fluent ASL/English bilingual. Her academic training has been in Deaf Education/Speech Pathology (undergraduate), Counseling (graduate) and Linguistics (doctoral).  Betty was awarded the Masters Comprehensive Skills Certificate (MCSC) from RID in 1980.  She was the second recipient of the Mary Stotler Award for excellence in Interpreter Education from CIT.  Betty has chaired many national committees on standards and evaluation of interpreters. Ms. Colonomos is well known as an educator of interpreters and language consultant.  She has developed the most widely used model (Integrated Model of Interpreting  - IMI) for teaching processes used in interpreting.  Her current energies are focused on creating Communities of Reflective Practitioners.



Contact Nathan Fowler at fowler.nathan@gmail.com with questions or if you want to register for this great event. 

When

March 21, 2021 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM (past)
March 28, 2021 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM (past)
April 11, 2021 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM (past)
April 18, 2021 3:00 PM - 6:00 PM (past)
April 25, 2021 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM (past)

Where

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Contact Us

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P.O. Box 23672
Rochester, NY 14692-3672

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