From the President: Continuity and Renewal within ATA

By The ATA Chronicle | May 10, 2018

From the President Corinne McKay president@atanet.org Twitter: @corinnemckay ATA has many strengths—including every one of our 10,500 members—and one of our greatest is certainly…

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Attending ATA59: An Investment in Your Professional Future

By The ATA Chronicle | May 10, 2018

From the President-Elect Ted R. Wozniak ted@tedwozniak.net Planning for ATA’s 59th Annual Conference—October 24–27, 2018, in New Orleans—is well underway, so now is the…

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Board Meeting Highlights

By The ATA Chronicle | May 10, 2018

The American Translators Association’s Board of Directors met April 14–15, 2018, in Alexandria, Virginia. The Board met in conjunction with the Certification Committee and…

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Does In-Ear Speech-to-Speech Translation Technology Really Work?

By The ATA Chronicle | May 10, 2018

A Review of the Lingmo Translate One2One I’ve been testing and writing about interpreting technology since 2015. Until now, all the technologies I’ve reviewed…

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Four Truths about Court Interpreting

By The ATA Chronicle | May 10, 2018

Both my interpreting students and beginning court interpreter colleagues pursing certification ask me regularly what it’s really like to be a working court interpreter.…

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The Care and Feeding of Graders

By The ATA Chronicle | May 10, 2018

You can find a lot of information about ATA’s Certification Program on the website and in past articles of The ATA Chronicle, but not…

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Letter to the Editor

By The ATA Chronicle | May 10, 2018

Risto Siikarla’s Letter to the Editor | March–April While it’s true that “raising rates will negatively affect the volume of translation requests,” any translator…

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A Conversation with Man Booker International Prize Winner Jessica Cohen

By The ATA Chronicle | May 10, 2018

Jessica Cohen, a past ATA Student Translation Award Recipient, has come a long way since her student days at Indiana University. In 2017, she was awarded the Man Booker International Prize, along with David Grossman, for the translation of Grossman’s A Horse Walks into a Bar.

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Is There a Future in Freelance Translation? Let's Talk About It!

By The ATA Chronicle | May 10, 2018

If the demand for translation is increasing, along with opportunities for people with advanced language skills, why are many professional freelance translators having difficulty finding work that compensates translation for what it is—a time-intensive, complex process that requires advanced, unique, and hard-acquired skills?

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Miami Spring into Action 2018

By The ATA Chronicle | May 10, 2018

An outstanding program, fabulous speakers, and camaraderie in a beautiful location set the tone for the “Spring into Action 2018” conference in Miami.

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ATA’s Certification Exam Preparation Workshop in Boston

By The ATA Chronicle | May 10, 2018

Training has always been an important part of ATA’s mission. Organizers wanted to see if a full-day workshop led by graders of ATA’s Certification Program could successfully benefit both exam candidates and the program.

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ATA Joins Language Advocates to Lobby Congress for Language Education and Industry Priorities

By The ATA Chronicle | May 10, 2018

On February 15–16, 2018, the Joint National Committee for Languages-National Council for Languages and International Studies (JNCL-NCLIS), the authority on language policy in Washington,…

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