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American Translators Association
59TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE
October 24-27, 2018 New Orleans, Louisiana
ATA59NOLA
PRELIMINARY PROGRAM
“Learning and
colleagues. You
a high enough
ATA58 Attendees were asked:
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contacts while attending?
97% said “YES!” ATA59
Did you learn a new skill?
91% said “YES!”
NOLA
OCT 2018
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PROGRAM DESIGN TERESA KELLY | PHOTOS JEFF SANFACONOVER 1,600 DEDICATED TRANSLATORS
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Education You Need
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NOLA T&I
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14 Sponsors PROGRAM SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Preliminary Program | www.atanet.org/conf/2018 1WELCOME
JOB FAIR
CELEBRATION AGENCIES ARE HERE TO RECRUIT YOU!
Meet agency reps with current needs during this
ATA WELCOMES YOU TO NEW ORLEANS! two-hour recruitment event held on two nights. Keep
Everyone you hope to see will be here. Mingle with this
watching the ATA59 website to see who will be there.
year’s speakers, exhibitors, sponsors, and your fellow
ATA Division members. Agency Reps: Visit www.atanet.org/conf/2018/jobfair to sign up!
WEDNESDAY 5:30PM - 7:00PM THURSDAY 6:00PM - 8:00PM | FRIDAY 6:00PM - 8:00PM
BRAINSTORM BUDDIES
NETWORKING WELCOME NEWBIES
FIND SOLUTIONS! MAKE CONNECTIONS! NEW TO THE CONFERENCE?
Supercharge your networking skills in this interactive First-time attendees get paired up with seasoned
and collaborative event, as you rotate through small attendees to get the most from their ATA59 experience.
teams to tackle business-related challenges. Visit www.atanet.org/conf/2018/newbies to participate!
FRIDAY 7:00PM - 8:00PM WEDNESDAY 4:45PM - 5:30PM
BUSINESS PRACTICES
DIVISION EVENTS HAPPY HOUR
SHARE YOUR COMMON INTERESTS!
ATA’s Divisions hold a range of events, offering LET’S GET DOWN TO BUSINESS!
the targeted networking that is needed in today’s Get to know colleagues of this valuable discussion
competitive marketplace. group and start improving your business practices.
See all Division Events at www.atanet.org/conf/2018/division! Join the discussion now at bit.ly/bpyahoo!
Arabic Language Division Language Technology Division FRIDAY 8:00PM - 9:00PM
Chinese Language Division Law Division
Dutch Language Division Literary Division
Educators Division Medical Division
French Language Division Nordic Division MORE NETWORKING
German Language Division Portuguese Language Division
Government Division Science & Technology Division
SO MANY EVENTS TO CHOOSE FROM!
For details and the full schedule, visit www.atanet.org/conf/2018!
Interpreters Division Slavic Languages Division
Italian Language Division Spanish Language Division Start things off right at the Opening Session
Japanese Language Division Translation Company Division Wake up your muscles and mind with Mindful Movement
Korean Language Division Party yourself into shape with Zumba
Enjoy poetry and prose at the After Hours Café
Relive the conference with photos and videos at the Closing Session
Share one last goodbye at the Closing Reception
EXHIBIT HALL Put on your dancing shoes for the Conference Dance Party
EVERYTHING YOU NEED IN ONE PLACE!
Benefit from three amazing days of job recruitment,
new tool demos, school program tours, and the latest
resources and services. Learn more on page 14.
2 American Translators Association | 59th Annual ConferenceATA59 “We can have face-to-face
NOLA networking with potential
and current clients that we
OCT 2018 wouldn’t have otherwise.”
ATA59 OFFERS SPECIALIZED
NETWORKING WHERE YOU CAN BUILD
PARTNERSHIPS, PROMOTE YOURSELF
AND YOUR SERVICES, REUNITE WITH
FRIENDS, GET INVOLVED WITH YOUR
ASSOCIATION, OR JUST HAVE FUN!
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THAT WORKS
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Preliminary Program | www.atanet.org/conf/2018 3“Sessions are relevant ATA59
and stimulating, providing
new ideas from different NOLA
perspectives.” OCT 2018
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SELECTION OF SESSIONS FROM
PASSIONATE LEADERS IN YOUR FIELD,
THAT WILL INSPIRE YOU TO TACKLE
CURRENT CHALLENGES AND
CONSIDER NEW IDEAS.
EDUCATION
YOU NEED
CONNECT NOW WITH #ata59
4 American Translators Association | 59th Annual ConferenceSESSIONS SPEAKERS
CHOOSE FROM OVER 170 SESSIONS! FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD!
Across all levels of experience, sessions feature a Being dedicated language professionals, speakers
variety of specializations and languages. Sessions are volunteer to share their experience and expertise. They
selected through a competitive peer-review process. are translators and interpreters, educators, attorneys,
The full schedule of sessions begins on page 8! physicians, CEOs, and managers.
Visit www.atanet.org/conf/2018/bios for speaker bios!
TOOL SUPPORT DISTINGUISHED
STATIONS
TECHS ARE HERE TO HELP!
SPEAKERS
Get answers from true techs, not sales reps, available LEARN FROM THE EXPERTS!
to provide one-on-one assistance for a variety of tools. These select speakers were invited to contribute a high
Learn more at www.atanet.org/conf/2018/tools! level of advanced learning, experience, and excellence.
Visit www.atanet.org/conf/2018/distinguished for speaker bios!
Chinese Language Division Zhongliang Chen
Dutch Language Division Joy Burrough-Boenisch
DICTIONARY
Educators Division Sonia Colina
French Language Division Muriel Gilbert
EXCHANGE German Language Division Franz J. Heidinger
RECYCLE YOUR RESOURCES! Government Division Amy Firestone
Donate the dictionaries you no longer need and find Interpreters Division Pedro Diaz
ones you can put to good use. One linguist’s trash
Japanese Language Division Masaomi Kondo
is another linguist’s treasure.
Language Technology Division Daniel Bogre Udell
WEDNESDAY 7:30AM - SATURDAY 5:00PM
Literary Division Gabriella Page-Fort
Medical Division Nkemdilim Anako
Portuguese Language Division Marco Neves
Slavic Languages Division Sibelan Forrester
LEADERSHIP Spanish Language Division Ignacio Navascués Benlloch
TRAINING Translation Company Division Isaac Wambua
KEY ATA VOLUNTEERS ARE INVITED!
Members of Chapter/Affiliate Boards and Division
Leadership take part in this roundtable discussion
to become more effective leaders.
WEDNESDAY 1:30PM - 4:30PM VIRTUAL
CONFERENCE
LEARNING ONLINE AND ON-DEMAND!
Select sessions will be captured for convenient and
CE CREDIT flexible professional development. Free access to these
sessions is included in your 3-day registration and will
be available after the conference.
EARN WHILE YOU LEARN! Visit www.atanet.org/conf/2018/virtual for details.
ATA-Certified translators and certified interpreters may
earn credit for Conference Sessions and AST Courses,
as well as being a Buddy for the Buddies Welcome
Newbies program.
Visit www.atanet.org/conf/2018/cecredit to learn more.
Preliminary Program | www.atanet.org/conf/2018 5AST COURSES: 8:30AM - 12:00PM, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24
AST-1 AST-5
Revisions, Revisions: The Art and Craft of the Edit (German—>English) Mode-Switching: Taking Your Interpreting Skill Set to the Next Level
Geoffrey Cox Katharine Allen
Using real-world examples, we will tear translations down to the studs and This workshop takes attendees through different scenarios to provide concrete
rebuild them while addressing different editing scenarios to learn strategies for strategies for how and when to switch from consecutive to sight translation to
transforming tricky German texts. simultaneous to note-taking.
- Course fee: $200 - German Required - To be submited for - Course fee: $200 - Language-Neutral - To be submited for
- Limited to 30 participants - All Levels Certified Interpreter CEs - Limited to 30 participants - Advanced Certified Interpreter CEs
“One of the best sessions. Geoffrey is an engaging speaker and made it fun!” “We need more of Katharine. She is a first-class speaker and teacher.”
AST-2 AST-6
Skill-Building for the Seasoned Interpreter Words in Context: Translating Business and Finance Terminology from
Athena Matilsky English into Spanish
Whether you hope to pass an interpreting exam or simply improve your on-the-job Silvana Debonis
renditions, you’ll leave this workshop feeling more confident, prepared, and ready
This English—>Spanish translation workshop will focus on certain polysemic terms in
to achieve your professional goals.
business and finance, including equity, fees, management, and business.
- Course fee: $200 - Language-Neutral - To be submited for
- Course fee: $200 - Spanish Required
- Limited to 50 participants - Advanced Certified Interpreter CEs
- Limited to 40 participants - Advanced
“Energetic and engaging, Athena knows her material. Highly recommended!” “Silvana's ability to explain financial jargon in layman's terms is so impressive.”
AST-3 AST-7
The Definitive Guide to Making the Internet and Its Technologies Work Preparing for ATA’s English—>Spanish Certification Exam
Better for Translators Rudy Heller and Diego Mansilla
Sameh Ragab Get ready to take on this challenge by completing a Practice Test and receiving
Come learn the secrets of the internet and its technologies, including web scraping hands-on instruction for avoiding errors. If you submit your test by September 24,
and automating administrative tasks to save time for actual translation work. it will be graded and returned to you at the end of the course.
- Course fee: $200 - Language-Neutral - Course fee: $300 - Spanish Required - ATA Practice Test has a
- Limited to 50 participants - Advanced - Limited to 25 participants - All Levels value of $80-$120
“Sameh delivers and amazes. His sessions are a real life-saver for any translator.” “The course gave excellent insight into what is required to pass the exam.”
AST-4 AST-8
Legal Translation Workshop: Fine-Tuning Your Skills Delving Below the Surface: Translating the Subliminal Meaning
Paula Arturo Between the Lines
Attend this workshop to get hands-on experience with real-life challenging legal Sabine Seiler
texts and develop skills to achieve the pristine renditions that the market demands. Get practical experience using proven techniques for capturing what a text
- Course fee: $200 - Laptop Required - Advanced conveys between the lines to enhance the quality of your translation. Sample texts
- Limited to 30 participants - Language-Neutral will be provided and the course will be tailored to your needs.
- Course fee: $200 - Language-Neutral
“Paula is an expert presenter with relevant and useful insight.” - Limited to 30 participants - Advanced
“I think about translation on a different level now. Thank you.”
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SPACE IS LIMITED NETWORKING BREAK SELECT INSTRUCTION
AST courses have limited Attendees enjoy focused AST Day offers courses,
seating to ensure the individual and effective networking. chosen to provide intensive,
attention needed for an optimal Each AST course includes an interactive instruction from
learning experience. Attendees individual break exclusively for highly-acclaimed speakers.
must pre-register. See page 16 the attendees and speakers of Each course is worth 3 ATA
for registration form. that course. CEPs. Interpreters may earn
CEs as indicated.
6 American Translators Association | 59th Annual ConferenceAST COURSES: 1:00PM - 4:30PM, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 24
AST-9 AST-13
Tell It to the Judge: Translating Written Submissions into English Practical Technologies for Interpreters
Eve Hecht and Emanuel Weisgras Esther M. Navarro-Hall
Briefs, motions, and other court submissions are often written in a language all their Improve your skills and performance with the wealth of technologies available. You
own. Through hands-on work with sample texts, you’ll learn specific nomenclature will use digital pens and apps to learn the practical implications in various settings.
and how to find the right register to properly reflect the original. - Course fee: $200 - Laptop or Tablet Required - To be submited for
- Course fee: $200 - Language-Neutral - Limited to 30 participants - Language Neutral; Intermediate Certified Interpreter CEs
- Limited to 30 participants - Intermediate
“I learned so much. Can't wait to try out new technologies!”
“Emanuel was able to use his law background to present compelling information.”
AST-10 AST-14
Are You Ready to Translate and Interpret State-of-the-Art Medicine? How to Handle System-Inherent English—>German Translation
Pablo Mugüerza Problems Efficiently
Karin Königs
CRISPR, CAR-T cell therapy, TCR therapy, monoclonal antibodies, immune check-
point inhibitors, and more must be translated by those who know more than just the Before the course, you will receive a selection of English examples to translate
word-by-word translation. Come discover the terms you won’t find in dictionaries. into German and together we will discover the patterns and problems that arise.
- Course fee: $200 - Language-Neutral - To be submited for Equipped with such a toolkit, you will possess the solutions you need.
- Limited to 50 participants - Advanced Certified Interpreter CEs - Course fee: $200 - German Required
- Limited to 30 participants - All Levels
“Pablo is a top-notch speaker and an expert in the field. He is a rock star.”
“Karin drew my attention to issues I had never thought about. She’s highly qualified.”
AST-11
AST-15
NMT and Me: Securing Your Future as a Language Professional in the
Preparing for ATA’s Spanish—>English Certification Exam
Age of Artificial Intelligence and Neural Machine Translation Jane Maier and Holly Mikkelson
Jay Marciano
Get ready to take on this challenge by completing a Practice Test and receiving
Do you have the skills that will soon be in demand? Get the strategies that will allow hands-on instruction for avoiding errors. If you submit your test by September 24,
you to—not only remain relevant—but thrive in our rapidly changing world. it will be graded and returned to you at the end of the course.
- Course fee: $200 - Language-Neutral - Laptop with Internet - Course fee: $300 - Spanish Required - ATA Practice Test has a
- Limited to 40 participants - All Levels Browser Required value of $80-$120
- Limited to 25 participants - All Levels
“Jay delivers insight into the impact of AI and what to expect in the future.” “Such a practical and valuable session with real examples and concrete feedback.”
AST-12 AST-16
Interpreting Assignments: Preparation 2.0 A Guide to German Business Taxation
Maha El-Metwally and Darinka Mangino Robin Bonthrone
Adapt your preparation methods to attain higher quality and job satisfaction. You’ll Comprehend the bilingual concepts and terminology from direct taxes such as
explore tools, apps, and gadgets to make your life easier and get more organized. Körperschaftsteuer (corporate income tax) and Gewerbesteuer (trade tax) to
- Course fee: $200 - Laptop Required - To be submited for indirect taxes (Umsatzsteuer/VAT), as well as Organschaften (tax groups).
- Limited to 35 participants - Language-Neutral; Advanced Certified Interpreter CEs - Course fee: $200 - German Required
- Limited to 30 participants - Advanced
“Maha is fantastic. She provides insightful, informative, and sincere communication.”
“Always exceptionally well worthwhile. Robin is certainly an authority in this field.”
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LEARN ALL ABOUT AST DAY
See full course descriptions,
speaker bios, course requirements,
and cancellation policies at
www.atanet.org/conf/2018/ast. ADVANCED SKILLS
PROGRAM SUBJECT TO CHANGE & TRAINING DAY
Preliminary Program | www.atanet.org/conf/2018 7SESSION FIND ABSTRACTS, BIOS, AND THE MOST UP-TO-DATE SCHEDULE AT WWW.ATANET.ORG/CONF/2018.
BEG = Beginner (Attendees with 1-3 years of experience)
PRESENTING LANGUAGE IS ENGLISH
SCHEDULE
INT = Intermediate (Attendees with 4-6 years of experience)
UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
ADV = Advanced (Attendees with 7+ years of experience)
ALL = All Levels (Attendees of all levels of experience) DS = Distinguished Speakers. See page 5 to learn more.
THURSDAY, 11:15AM - 12:15PM THURSDAY, 2:00PM - 3:00PM
001 - F 016 - F T
Gender-Neutral Language Makes the Front Page Pleats, Pockets, and Problems: The Deceptive Ease of Fashion
Muriel Gilbert DS (Presented in French, ALL) Translation
Denise Jacobs and Liza Tripp (Presented in English with French examples, ADV)
002 - LT F F 017 - L TI
How to Train Your Machine Translation Engine International Literature: A Data-Driven Approach to Prioritizing Diversity
John Di Rico (ADV) Gabriella Page-Fort DS (ADV)
003 - MED S TI 018 - LT TI
Responding to Disaster: Best Practices and Lessons Learned from the Future Tense: How Artificial Intelligence and Neural Machine Translation
2017 North Bay Fires Are Shaping Our Industry
Julie Burns (ADV) Jay Marciano (ALL)
004 - ET 019 - ET S
Collaborating to Design a Competency-Based Translator Training Translation in Language Classes: A Translator Pipeline, Part I
Program Sonia Colina DS (Presented in English with Spanish examples, BEG)
Jason Jolley (ALL)
005 - K 020 - K
Coping with the Advent of Artificial Intelligence The Problem of Mistranslation in Public Places
Sieun Lee and Miryoung Sohn (Presented in Korean, INT) Sieun Lee and Miryoung Sohn (Presented in Korean, INT)
006 - T 021 - T
The Creative World of Transcreation and Copywriting How to Conduct a Quality Assessment
Kate Deimling (ADV) Jennifer DeCamp (ADV)
007 - A I LAW 022 - J
Common Performance Deficiencies on the Oral Arabic Court Unedited, Unscripted Japanese: What’s Missing and How to Translate It
Interpreting Exam Allyson Larimer (Presented in English and Japanese, INT)
Sawsan Abugosseisa and Amine El Fajri (Presented in English and Arabic, ALL)
008 - IC ST 023 - C ST
How to Specialize and Expand Your Business into New Technical Patent Translation for Liberal Arts Majors
Markets, Part II Evelyn Garland and Aaron Hebenstreit
Lebzy Gonzalez, Nicholas Hartmann, Matthew Schlecht, and Karen Tkaczyk (ALL) (Presented in English with Chinese examples, ADV)
009 - LAW 024 - LAW S
Compromissory Language: Linguistic Issues in International Arbitration Interpreting in State Courts
Alexandra Mc Millan (ALL) Irene Radillo-Diaz (Presented in English and Spanish, ALL)
010 - T 025 - I MED
Linguistic Tools for Translators Translation at Medical Interpreting Appointments
Timothy Wood (ALL) Helen Eby and Tina Pena (ADV)
011 - P 026 - P
Whipping Portuguese—>English Translations into Shape Gourmet Translation in Portuguese: Adding Some Flavor and Depth
Timothy Friese (INT) Elenice Barbosa de Araujo (Presented in Portuguese, ALL)
012 - CE SL T 027 - I MED
Group Mind: How Colleagues Can Help Each Other Prepare for ATA’s It Takes a Village of Medical Interpreters to Care for a Child, Part I
Certification Exam Pedro Diaz DS (ADV)
Maria Guzenko and Eugenia Tietz-Sokolskaya (INT)
013 - G T 028 - G
Making Sense of im Sinne von and Other German Phrases Translators Searching and Researching German—>English Resources on the Internet
Love to Hate Jill R. Sommer (ALL)
Matt Baird (Presented in English and German, ALL)
014 - IC LSC 029 - IC
The Language Services Company and Linguist Lifecycle: A Recipe for Project Management Tips, Tricks, and Tools for Freelancers
Moving Past Transactions and into Thriving Partnerships Manuela Sampaio (INT)
Michael Bearden (ALL)
015 - I LAW S 030 - S
Spanish—>English Interpreting in Juvenile Delinquency and Dependency A Guide to Achieving Faithful but Idiomatic Translations
Proceedings Maria Barros (Presented in Spanish, ALL)
Carol Palacio (Presented in English and Spanish, ALL)
8 American Translators Association | 59th Annual ConferenceA Arabic J Japanese ATA ATA Activities IC Independent Contractors ST Science & Technology
C Chinese K Korean CE Certification Exam L Literary Translation T Translation
D Dutch N Nordic Languages ET Educators & Trainers LAW Legal T&I TI T&I Industry
F French P Portuguese FIN Financial Translation LSC Language Services Companies TRM Terminology
G German S Spanish GOV Government T&I LT Language Technology V Varia
IT Italian SL Slavic Languages I Interpreting MED Medical T&I
THURSDAY, 3:30PM - 4:30PM FRIDAY, 10:00AM - 11:00AM
031 - G 046 - F
Language Services Providers: Servicing the Legal Professions When It Comes to Language, Nobody Knows It All
Franz J. Heidinger DS (Presented in German, ALL) Muriel Gilbert DS (Presented in French, ADV)
032 - L TI 047 - L
Publishing Literature in Translation: How Translators Help Stand Up for Your Rights in Literary Translation!
AmazonCrossing Bring Stories to New Readers Kevin Quirk (ADV)
Gabriella Page-Fort DS (ADV)
033 - GOV IC 048 - LT
Clearing Your Way to Success Control Files before They Control You: An Advanced Guide to Proper
Janet Quiroz (BEG) File Type Handling
Sameh Ragab (ADV)
034 - ET S 049 - ATA CE
Translation in Language Classes: A Translator Pipeline, Part II ATA’s Certification Exam: Questions and Answers
Sonia Colina DS (Presented in English with Spanish examples, BEG) Caron Bailey and David Stephenson (ALL)
035 - D T 050 - K MED ST
In Dutch with Dutch: Battling Language Interference Korean—>English Translations of Pharmaceutical Clinical Studies:
Joy Burrough-Boenisch DS (ALL) The Fundamentals
Carl Sullivan (INT)
036 - LSC 051 - IC LSC
Supercharge Your Business Through Influence The Business of Translation
Isaac Wambua DS (ADV) Renato Beninatto and Tucker Johnson (ALL)
037 - CE J 052 - SL
ATA Certification Workshop (English to/from Japanese) How to Get Tense: Translating Verbs Into and Out of Slavic Languages
Manako Ihaya, David Newby, Satoko Nielsen, Miyako Okamoto, Connie Prener, Larry Bogoslaw (Presented in English with Slavic examples, ALL)
Akiko Sasaki-Summers, and Izumi Suzuki (Presented in English and Japanese, ALL)
038 - F G IT P S T 053 - ST
Plain Language 2.0 for Translation: Add Style to Your Writing without A Journey of 10,000 Miles: Translating Environmental Nonfiction
Sacrificing Clarity Romina Marazzato Sparano Ana Salotti (ALL)
(Presented in English with French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish examples, ADV)
039 - LAW 054 - LAW
Trials and Tribulations of Updating the Code of Conduct for Court Assorting, Understanding, and Translating Contract Clauses
Interpreters Paula Arturo (ADV)
Milena Calderari-Waldron and Emma Garkavi (ALL)
040 - MED 055 - ET MED
Introduction to Medical Translation What Errors Do Candidates Failing CCHI’s Healthcare Interpreter
Amanda Pease (BEG) Certification Exams Make?
Natalya Mytareva (ALL)
041 - L SL 056 - T
Susana Greiss Lecture: A Translator’s Path to Eastern Europe Termbase: An Introduction to the Terminology of Translation
Sibelan Forrester DS Geoffrey Cox (ALL)
(Presented in English with Croatian, Russian, and Serbian examples, ALL)
042 - I MED 057 - I
It Takes a Village of Medical Interpreters to Care for a Child, Part II Note-Taking for Dialog Consecutive Interpreting in Diverse Settings
Pedro Diaz DS (ADV) Katharine Allen (INT)
043 - C CE 058 - C LAW T
ATA’s Chinese—>English Certification Exam and Modern Chinese From the Editor’s Desk: Challenges in English—>Chinese Contract
Orthography Translation
James Jones (Presented in English with Chinese examples, INT) Liming Pals and Tianlu Redmon (INT)
044 - IC LAW 059 - IC
Exactly Who Is Responsible for Paying Your Fees? How to Use a Free Project Management Tool to Plan, Manage,
Cristina Helmerichs and Steve Mines (ALL) and Grow in Your Profession
Madalena Sánchez Zampaulo (ALL)
045 - S 060 - S T
Herramientas básicas de la Real Academia y recursos afines en la TAV Spanish—>English Translation Slam
Ana Gabriela Gonzalez Meade (Presented in Spanish, ADV) Lisa Carter, Sarah Symons Glegorio, Jamie Hartz, and Rachel Koev
(Presented in English and Spanish, ALL)
Preliminary Program | www.atanet.org/conf/2018 9SESSION FIND ABSTRACTS, BIOS, AND THE MOST UP-TO-DATE SCHEDULE AT WWW.ATANET.ORG/CONF/2018.
BEG = Beginner (Attendees with 1-3 years of experience)
PRESENTING LANGUAGE IS ENGLISH
SCHEDULE
INT = Intermediate (Attendees with 4-6 years of experience)
UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
ADV = Advanced (Attendees with 7+ years of experience)
ALL = All Levels (Attendees of all levels of experience) DS = Distinguished Speakers. See page 5 to learn more.
FRIDAY, 11:15AM - 12:15PM FRIDAY, 2:00PM - 3:00PM
061 - F LT 076 - G
Don’t Trust the Machine: How the Persuasive Power of Neural Machine The Language of Austrian Bureaucracy
Translation Can Mislead Post-Editors Dagmar Jenner and Judy Jenner (Presented in German, ALL)
Guillaume Deneufbourg (ALL)
062 - L ST F 077 - LT
The Painter, the Lover, the Knave, and the Nerd: Translators Adding Did You Make the Same Mistake Twice? With Xbench, It Won’t Happen
Value in Literary Translation Again
Ellen Sowchek and Stephanie Delozier Strobel (ALL) Izaskun Orkwis (ALL)
063 - LT TI 078 - GOV S TI
Language Technology Wiki: A Place to Shape Translation and Championing Translation to Incite Change Around the World, Part I
Interpreting Technology Amy Firestone DS (ADV)
Jost Zetzsche (ALL)
064 - ET FIN 079 - ET
A Matrix Approach to Teaching Business/Financial Translation Oh, the Places You’ll Go! Implementing Quality Metrics in Translation
Silvana Debonis (ALL) Training Based on Industry Standards and Best Practice
Veronika Demichelis and Natalia Noland (ADV)
065 - D IC T 080 - P
Strategies for Avoiding Language Interference and Coping with The 100 Most Difficult Words to Translate into Portuguese, Chapter 3
Opinionated Clients Tereza Braga (Presented in Portuguese, ALL)
Joy Burrough-Boenisch DS (ALL)
066 - ATA TI 081 - S T
Don’t Ask What Your Profession Can Do for You, but What You Can Do Mastering the Vocabulary of National Life
for Your Profession. Advocacy Matters! Joseph Mazza (Presented in English, ALL)
Flavia Lima (ALL)
067 - L SL 082 - I J
From a Double Margin: Translations of Croatian and Serbian Women Interpreting Theories and Practice Between Japanese and English, Part I
Writers into English Masaomi Kondo DS (Presented in English with Japanese examples, ALL)
Sibelan Forrester DS (ADV)
068 - F G J LAW ST 083 - MED ST
Patents: From Draft to Grant, and Tackling Terminological Nightmares Genetically Enhanced Cancer Therapies
Nadine A. Edwards, Nicholas Hartmann, Heike Holthaus, and Karen Tkaczyk Tapani Ronni (INT)
(Presented in English with French, German, and Japanese examples, ALL)
069 - IT LAW 084 - LAW
Being a Faithful Cheat! Betraying Source Texts to Provide Better Legal The Basics of Interpreting at Civil Depositions, Part I
Translations Yvette Citizen (ALL)
Claudio Cambon (Presented in English with Italian examples, INT)
070 - ET I MED 085 - MED
Navajo Medical Interpreter Training from 1964: The Need for Legal Issues and Reporting Requirements for Staff Health Care
Interpreters Has Always Been Here Interpreters
Jonathan Levy (ALL) Elena Morrow (ALL)
071 - T 086 - T
The Savvy Subtitler Translating and Editing Academic Articles into English
Jutta Diel-Dominique and Mylene Vialard (ADV) Naomi Sutcliffe de Moraes (INT)
072 - I LAW MED 087 - C I K P S
Ethics in the Real World Human Trafficking: Culturally Sensitive and Trauma-Informed
Athena Matilsky (ALL) Interpreting, Part I
Kathy Chen, Rochelle Keyhan, and Francheska Loza (ALL)
073 - C GOV 088 - TRM
The Joy and Challenges of Translating for the United Nations from the Setting Up a Termbase in Five Steps
Perspective of a Chinese Translator/Manager Barbara Inge Karsch (ALL)
Zhongliang Chen DS (Presented in English and Chinese, ALL)
074 - IC 089 - IC
A Brave New World of Career Possibilities for Linguists: How to Money Matters: Banking, Bookkeeping, Taxes, and the Independent
Optimize Your Contribution Contractor
Winnie Heh (ALL) Richard Gliech (ALL)
075 - S T 090 - S
Mix-and-Match: Differences and Similarities Between Latin American You Can Find a Needle in a Haystack, but Can You Find a Thimble?
and U.S. Education Systems A Primer on Regular Expressions, Part I
Carol Shaw (ALL) Salvador Virgen (Presented in Spanish, ADV)
10 American Translators Association | 59th Annual ConferenceA Arabic J Japanese ATA ATA Activities IC Independent Contractors ST Science & Technology
C Chinese K Korean CE Certification Exam L Literary Translation T Translation
D Dutch N Nordic Languages ET Educators & Trainers LAW Legal T&I TI T&I Industry
F French P Portuguese FIN Financial Translation LSC Language Services Companies TRM Terminology
G German S Spanish GOV Government T&I LT Language Technology V Varia
IT Italian SL Slavic Languages I Interpreting MED Medical T&I
FRIDAY, 3:30PM - 4:30PM SATURDAY, 8:30AM - 9:30AM
091 - G 106 - F
Creating the Lawyer-Linguist: 30 Years of Experience in Central Europe Challenging Assumptions: Avoiding a Stilted Style
Franz J. Heidinger DS (Presented in German, ALL) Marc Lambert (Presented in French, ADV)
092 - LT TRM 107 - LSC LT TI
Existing and Tailor-Made Corpora as Tools for Translators and Trends in the Translation Industry and What It Means for Language
Interpreters Services Companies
Elena Stella (ADV) Peter Reynolds (ALL)
093 - GOV S TI 108 - LT
Championing Translation to Incite Change Around the World, Part II Translators Just Want to Have Compatibility: Is This Too Much to Ask?
Amy Firestone DS (ADV) Alan Melby (ADV)
094 - ET 109 - ATA
Bridging the Gap Between Curricula and Industry: A Case Study of an Introduction to ATA’s Mentoring Program
Undergraduate Program in Jordan Kyle Vraa (ALL)
Bilal Sayaheen (ALL)
095 - A T 110 - T
Dealing with the Dual Form in Arabic Translation: Intricacies and Son of Verbing: Your Way to a Better Translation
Solutions Michael Collins (ALL)
Moncef Majbri (ALL)
096 - T 111 - IC SL
Locutions That Do Not Denote or Intimate What One May Cogitate Variety Is the Spice of Slavic Life, Part I
Robert Sette (INT) Jennifer Guernsey (ALL)
097 - I J 112 - TI
Interpreting Theories and Practice Between Japanese and English, Part II Language Industry Visibility
Masaomi Kondo DS (Presented in English with Japanese examples, ALL) Jeannette Stewart (ALL)
098 - ST 113 - LAW S
Sharpen Your Scientific Writing Skills OMG, WTF? Textspeak in the Courtroom, Part I
Patricia Bobeck (ADV) Ellen Wingo (Presented in English with Spanish examples, ADV)
099 - LAW 114 - MED
The Basics of Interpreting at Civil Depositions, Part II Cultural Intelligence in Health Care: Patient, Interpreter, and Provider
Yvette Citizen (ALL) Communication
Ghadah Angawi and Marisa Gillio (ALL)
100 - I MED 115 - IC L
Caring for the Other: Diversity and Disparity 10 Tips for Literary Translators
Nkemdilim Anako DS (ADV) Lisa Carter (INT)
101 - T TRM 116 - I J
Boning Up on Phrasal Verbs Interpreting English Figures of Speech: The Importance of Finding
Lydia Stone (ALL) Themes or Main Ideas
Etsuko Good (Presented in English and Japanese, ALL)
102 - C I K P S 117 - V
Human Trafficking: Culturally Sensitive and Trauma-Informed Get Up, Stand Up! Move It, Don’t Lose It! Standing Up for Your Health!
Interpreting, Part II Eva Stabenow (ALL)
Kathy Chen, Rochelle Keyhan, and Francheska Loza (ALL)
103 - IC TRM 118 - IC
Better Online Searches: It’s All in Your Head Do I Really Need a Website?
Elizabeth Adams (INT) Mery Molenaar (ALL)
104 - IC TI 119 - MED S
Pricing Your Work: Using Objective Data to Set Your Freelance Translating Spanish Cardiology Reports: TEE or TTE? PET or SPECT?
Rates Kathryn German (INT)
Corinne McKay and John Milan (ALL)
105 - S
You Can Find a Needle in a Haystack, but Can You Find a Thimble?
A Primer on Regular Expressions, Part II
Salvador Virgen (Presented in Spanish, ADV)
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SATURDAY, 10:00AM - 11:00AM SATURDAY, 11:15AM - 12:15PM
120 - F 134 - F GOV
Slang in the Judiciary Mind Your P’s and Q’s: Translation and Interpreting in International
Hélène Conte (Presented in French, INT) Development Michèle Hansen, Jean-Marc Poisson, and Stephen Volante
(Presented in English and French, ALL)
121 - GOV IC LSC TI 135 - IC LSC TI
Working with the General Services Administration A Call to Professional Associations to Defend Future Human Language
Rusty Shughart (ALL) Practitioners
Sarah Bawa Mason (ALL)
122 - LT P S TI 136 - LT P S TI
Promoting and Preserving Linguistic Diversity Online, Part I Promoting and Preserving Linguistic Diversity Online, Part II
Daniel Bogre Udell DS Daniel Bogre Udell DS
(Presented in English with Catalan, Portuguese, and Spanish examples, ALL) (Presented in English with Catalan, Portuguese, and Spanish examples, ALL)
123 - A 137 - A T
Toward More Gender-Sensitive Translations in Arabic Translating the Terrorists: Challenges for Arabic Translation
Nahla Baydoun ( ALL) Christina Schoeb (INT)
124 - IC ST T 138 - ET I
Localization in Silicon Valley: Are You Ready? Trust, Teach, Transform: School District Interpreter Training
Georgina Teran-Manrique (ADV) Sandra Acevedo and Jennifer Love (ALL)
125 - IC SL 139 - F G GOV SL
Variety is the Spice of Slavic Life, Part II Pursuit of Quality in Diplomatic Translation
Jennifer Guernsey (ALL) Julia LaVilla-Nossova
(Presented in English with French, German, and Russian examples, ALL)
126 - F IT P S T 140 - J T
Translating the “Fit and Flair” of Romance Languages into English Preserving Tone: Translating Cultural Context in Eastern and South East
Romina Marazzato Sparano Asian Languages Shana Pughe Dean and Kyi Kyi Min
(Presented in English with French, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish examples, ADV) (Presented in English with Burmese and Japanese examples, INT)
127 - LAW S SL 141 - LAW
OMG, WTF? Textspeak in the Courtroom, Part II Sexual Harassment: Terms You Need to Know
Ellen Wingo (Presented in English with Spanish examples, ADV) Lorena Pike (ADV)
128 - MED 142 - LAW MED
Introduction to Simultaneous Interpreting in the Health Care Setting Two Roads Diverge: Medical Interpreting versus Legal Interpreting
Johanna Parker and Amanda Pease (BEG) Athena Matilsky (ALL)
129 - L 143 - L
Translating Books: A Race for Endurance Runners, Part I Translating Books: A Race for Endurance Runners, Part II
Mercedes Guhl (INT) Mercedes Guhl (INT)
130 - I 144 - I S
The Mindful Interpreter: An Introduction to Self-Care Influence of Voice Gender on Simultaneous Interpreting Quality
Esther M. Navarro-Hall (ALL) Assessment: Does Sex Affect Perception?
Lucila Christen (Presented in English with Spanish examples, ADV)
131 - G LAW 145 - FIN G
Subtle Flavors of the Law: Filler Words in German Legal Texts German Accounting Standard No. 20 and Non-Financial Reporting
Michael Larrass and Sabine Seiler (Presented in English and German, ADV) Robin Bonthrone (Presented in English and German, ADV)
132 - IC TI 146 - IC
Just a Freelancer? What Other Industries Can Teach Us Parents by Day, Translators by Night: Can They Really Do It All?
Ekaterina Howard (ALL) Eve Lindemuth Bodeux, Catherine Christaki, Silvia D’Amico, and Kristin Kamm (ALL)
133 - S 147 - S
Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics, Part I Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics: Part II
Ignacio Navascués Benlloch DS (Presented in Spanish, ALL) Ignacio Navascués Benlloch DS (Presented in Spanish, ALL)
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VIRTUAL CONFERENCE
LEARNING ONLINE AND ON-DEMAND!A Arabic J Japanese ATA ATA Activities IC Independent Contractors ST Science & Technology
C Chinese K Korean CE Certification Exam L Literary Translation T Translation
D Dutch N Nordic Languages ET Educators & Trainers LAW Legal T&I TI T&I Industry
F French P Portuguese FIN Financial Translation LSC Language Services Companies TRM Terminology
G German S Spanish GOV Government T&I LT Language Technology V Varia
IT Italian SL Slavic Languages I Interpreting MED Medical T&I
SATURDAY, 2:00PM - 3:00PM SATURDAY, 3:30PM - 4:30PM
148 - LSC T 162 - LSC LT
Turning Historical Quality Data into Quality Predictions Artificial Intelligence-Augmented Vendor Management
Teresa Knoll and Serena Williams (ADV) Claudia Di Lorenzo (ADV)
149 - ET LSC TI 163 - V
Toward the Standardization of Professional Project Management Cross-cultural Communication
Training Monica Villalobos-Russell (ALL)
Alaina Brantner (ADV)
150 - LT 164 - FIN MED TRM
Adding to the Toolbox: Speech Recognition in Translation Increasing Quality and Productivity: Using the Multilingual Resources
Nora Díaz (ALL) of the European Union
Silvia D’Amico (ALL)
151 - I K MED 165 - C ST
Note-Taking Skills for Korean-Language Medical Interpreters A Comparative Study on the Differences Between English and Chinese
Davi Kim (Presented in English and Korean, ALL) Writing Discourse in the Engineering Field
Ming Qian (ALL)
152 - ET S 166 - A L T
Translation and Emotions: Keys for Effective Online Instruction and English Translations of the Qur’an: A Theoretical Framework
Collaboration Abraham Haak (ADV)
Diego Mansilla (Presented in English with Spanish examples, ADV)
153 - J LAW 167 - J LAW
Using Plain Legal English Principles for Better Writing Japanese—>English Translation in the Context of eDiscovery
Lisa Hew (INT) Hajime Sato (Presented in English and Japanese, INT)
154 - ST TRM 168 - LT ST
Get the Pest, Spare the Rest: The What, Where, How, and Why of An Introduction to Neural Machine Translation
Pesticides Carola Berger (INT)
Matthew Schlecht (INT)
155 - LAW 169 - LAW ST
Team Interpreting for Trials Green as a Context for Patent Translation
Thomas Johnston and Roxane King (ADV) Francoise Herrmann (ADV)
156 - MED S ST 170 - MED S ST
Interpreting in Medical Research: A Pediatric Oncology Breakthrough New Professional Options for Medical Translators
Massiel Ortega Rivera (Presented in English and Spanish, ALL) Pablo Mugüerza (ADV)
157 - P 171 - P
How to Deal with Portuguese-Language Varieties: A Translator’s View, How to Deal with Portuguese-Language Varieties: A Translator’s View,
Part I Part II
Marco Neves DS (Presented in Portuguese, ADV) Marco Neves DS (Presented in Portuguese, ADV)
158 - ET I IC 172 - I IC
Self-Assessment: An Introspective Overview of an Interpreter’s 7 Things a Chief Interpreter Wishes You Knew
Cognitive Skills Ewandro Magalhaes (ALL)
Cristina Silva and Marilia Vinson (INT)
159 - G T 173 - ET
The Subtleties of Subtitling Designing a Translation Course for Undergraduate Students:
Nanette Gobel and Britta Noack (ADV) Challenges and Benefits
Maribel Campoy (ALL)
160 - IC 174 - S
The General Data Protection Regulation in the European Union: How Speakers of Latin American Indigenous Languages: What Every
It Applies to Freelance Translators Worldwide Spanish Interpreter Should Know
Monique Longton and Audrey Pouligny (ALL) Lorena Pike (Presented in Spanish, ALL)
161 - S
Traducción de subtítulos
Kathy Byrd and Lina Morales (Presented in Spanish, BEG)
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