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Introduction to Translation

Instructor: Prof. Loida Slate

SPAN 369 introduces students to the theory and practice of translation across different fields of specialization (medical, legal, audiovisual. etc.) through a dual approach of conceptual readings and applied activities. The course emphasizes pre-professional skills in reading, research, language transfer and teamwork. By the end of the semester, students are expected to be able to use industry terminology to discuss translation as a process and to produce a quality text. Although SPAN 369 is not a traditional (Spanish) language course, students’ reading and writing skills should improve as they gain experience writing across languages. The languages of instruction will be Spanish and English, depending on the issues discussed.

Prerequisite: SPAN 300 or instructor’s approval.

Spanish Undergraduate Advising Team

Martha Ruiz-Garcia
 
Spanish Advisor (Hispanic Linguistics Major)
Spanish
Elizabeth Bruno
 
Spanish Advisor (Spanish for the Professions Minor)
Spanish
Sheena Melton
 
Undergraduate Student Services Specialist
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Gosia Lee
 
Undergraduate Advisor of Spanish & Italian
Spanish & Italian
Loida Slate
 
Spanish Advisor (Translation & Interpreting Minor)
Spanish
Elizabeth Tolman
 
Spanish Advisor (Hispanic Studies Major)
Spanish