Working with Interpreters Part I Audio CD

Confused about working with Interpreters?

Want to know the difference between a certified court interpreter, interpreter and a translator?

Then, this new teleseminar is for you.

Working with Interpreters Teleseminar with

Phyllis Launius, Program Coordinator for the Access to Justice Program for Interpreters 

Aired Thursday, July 10, 2008

CD will be mailed with free shipping. 

Course materials can be downloaded after checkout.

*Can't make it? Don't worry, the first 50 people will receive a free MP3 recording of the call.*

Phyllis Launius is a leader in interpreter certification, ethics, and
working with the courts. 

Ms. Launius, the Access to Justice Program Coordinator of the Missouri Office of State Courts Administrator (OSCA), provides support to Missouri’s trial courts in making them more open and accessible to everyone.

Assistance relates to accessibility for individuals with disabilities, certification of interpreters for the non-English speaking populations, and general access to justice issues.

Prior to working on this program, Ms. Launius worked on the criminal history improvement project through OSCA.

Ms. Launius received a Bachelor of Arts in Mass Communications from the University of Missouri - Kansas City, and is a fellow of the Institute for Court Management, National Center for State Courts, Williamsburg, Virginia.

She also serves on a number of committees for State Court Interpreter Certification. 

• Learn what it takes to become an interpreter
• Interpreter Ethics: What Interpreters Can and Can't Do
  
• 14 Things Attorneys Need to Know When Hiring an Interpreter.
• Contracting with and Interpreter: What to Include
• What is the Access to Justice program?
• Where can I find qualified interpreters?
• The 5 qualities of a bad interpreter.

 

 

Space is extremely limited and our teleseminars sell out quickly.

 

Samantha Cardwell-Ward, Ward & Associates and

Phyllis Launius, Program Coordinator, Access to Justice.

 

*For CLE or other Continuing Education credit, please apply directly with the State MCLE agency for approval.  We will be happy to send them any
information they require.*

Attention VA Attorneys seeking CLE credit:  VA often does not accept
law practice management courses for CLE credit.

Attention PA Attorneys: In order to receive CLE credit for audio
conferences only one attorney can listen to the conference per phone
line.

Attention NH Attorneys:  In order to meet State Bar requirements you
must request CLE credits within two weeks of program completion.

   

 

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