Interdisciplinary Translation Studies
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2021 - 2022
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Graduate students interested in translation, regardless of their disciplinary homes, will create a forum to support one another. Participants will emphasize strategies for making their voices collectively heard in the development of translation studies-related curricula, events, and programming at the UW, as well as actively affirming the crucial role of translation in the scholarship of various academic fields.
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