by jhebbar | Jan 2, 2026 | Interpreter Education
What NIR Interpreter Coordinators Wish ASL Interpreters Knew by: Jade Pritchett - NIR Coordinator We’re on the Same Team Interpreter coordinators deeply respect the skill, training, autonomy, and workload that professional interpreters carry. Interpreting is... 
by jhebbar | Dec 16, 2022 | Interpreter Education
Spotlight: Standard Practice Suggestions from the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (RID) by: Brooke LaTurno, EIPA 4.0 - Interpreter Coordinator The Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (RID), a professional organization for sign language interpreters, is a rich... 
by jhebbar | Jun 8, 2022 | Interpreter Education
What’s Your Story? Volume #4 by: Kay-Kay Stephenson, NIC - NIR Interpreter Coordinator Often times when I am on an interpreting assignment, the question is posed…. “Why or how did you become an interpreter?” After speaking with many of my colleagues, this... 
by jhebbar | Dec 30, 2021 | Interpreter Education
What’s Your Story? Volume #1 by: Kay-Kay Stephenson, NIC - NIR Coordinator Often times when I am on an interpreting assignment, the question is posed…. “Why or how did you become an interpreter?” After speaking with many of my colleagues, I... 
by jhebbar | Nov 23, 2021 | Interpreter Education
Dreaming Big and Aiming High by: Susan Swancey, EIPA 3.6 - NIR Interpreter Coordinator When I first started in my interpreting career in 2001, there were many options for becoming a certified interpreter: CI/CT, Oral, NAD, RID, QA, EIE. The last two were from the... 