by Duane Stoltzfus Bryan shares a journal entry: My final weekend here in Lima was as it should’ve been, eventful. This past Saturday, after an afternoon spent traveling, I found myself traveling some more, to Puente Piedra. It was just a stone’s throw away from my home district, Comas.
April 18, 2015 Medical Interpreting: Meeting the Standard of Care & Religious Interpreting: A Call to Excellence. Daniel Burch ws flyer final Check out the flyer to see all the details. Dr. Daniel D. Burch is Vice President of Sign Language Services International, Inc. He has served as…
College Mennonite, Deaf Christian Fellowship & the GC ASL Club came together to show the Super Deafy Movie on Oct. 25. We had a GREAT turn-out!…
ASL Students and working interpreters came together for an afternoon of learning & fun. Thanks to Karen Horvath for giving us a behind the scenes looks at Educational Interpreting. Ready to interpret. What NOT to wear as interpreters.
Meet Anna Latsha '14, a Goshen College ASL interpreting student who worked at an orphanage and school for deaf children in Peru.
Mia Engle is a senior ASL interpreting major who lived in Peru for three months in fall 2012. This op-ed originally appeared in the International Herald Tribune.
In spring 2014, five senior ASL majors left campus to go on internships around the country. They were Anna Latsha, working in Dallas, Texas; Stacy Wyse in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Rosa Wyse in Nashville, Tennessee; Christine Stubblefield in Baton Rouge, Louisiana; and Keyonna McCain in Greensboro, North Carolina.
Students & faculty enjoying lunch together…
Learn more about the incredible American Sign Language (ASL) opportunities at Goshen College.
Bryan w/ host aunt Bryan-as-Bouncer The four year ASL program at GC hosts Tom Adamo. …
