International Institute of Wisconsin

The International Institute of Wisconsin, established in 1936, assists immigrants and refugees in transitioning into the community by offering programming and support services. From immigration and social services to refugee resettlement, the Institute promotes international cooperation, understanding, and a multi-ethnic, multi-cultural perspective.

In celebration of the 75th anniversary of the International Institute of Wisconsin and in partnership with Waukesha County Technical College, we are pleased to invite you to:

Interpreting for the Community: Essentials for Success

Friday, May 18, 2012
WCTC-Richard T. Anderson Education Center
Continental breakfast begins at 8AM
Program runs from 8:45-12:30 PM
Cost: $10 to cover refreshments and materials

This four-hour seminar features two informative sessions on the roles and skills of interpreters working at various levels in the community. These sessions are geared towards those interested in pursuing a career in interpretation, those who work with interpreters, and anyone who wants to learn more about this growing and important field.

IIW and WCTC are pleased to bring Mr. Marc Fallow, Spanish interpreter and Chief of the Interpreter Assigning Unit in the Office of Language Services for the Department of State, to facilitate this seminar. For a full biography, please click here (link to bio below?) He will be joined by professional interpreters from the Milwaukee area.

Registration is available online here.

Questions? Please contact Carolyn Swabek, Special Assistant to the President, at cswabek@iiwisconsin.org or 414-225-6220.