October 2011 - BUCLD36-alternates

Presentation Materials
by Rachel Benedict 24 Oct '11

24 Oct '11

Presenters & Alternates, I am reaching out to request presentation materials to be sent soon as the deadline for them to be sent is less than week from now, which is Monday, October 31! If you have sent the presentation materials over already, thank you, and disregard this friendly reminder. A new note: during the presentations, there will be spotlights set up on the podium and on the interpreters. Although we have done a walk through and will repeatedly ensure they are not distracting to the presenter, this is to let you know to expect that there will be spotlights. The ASL interpreters also will stand on a small risen platform off the stage. Again as a reminder, the presentation materials will definitely *not* be published or shared, they will be only for interpreter purposes. The materials can include: outline of presentation/poster, any key terms or names, script, or any special notes; whatever is applicable for your presentation will be fine. For presentations using PowerPoint slides, the slides can suffice as presentation material. If there are any problems, concerns, or questions, do not hesitate to contact me! We are looking forward to the conference! Many thanks, Rachel -- Rachel Benedict Graduate Research Assistant Center for the Study of Communication and the Deaf MA candidate, Program in Applied Linguistics BUCLD 36 Interpreter Liaison

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Presentation Materials
by Rachel Benedict 18 Oct '11

18 Oct '11

BUCLD Presenters and Alternates, I am sending a friendly reminder your way to send me the presentation materials for your presentation if they are ready. BUCLD is quickly approaching and will be underway within two weeks! For those who already sent the materials, thank you! Presentation materials are needed for all presentations and will not be redistributed or published. The materials can include: outline of presentation/poster, any key terms or names, script, or any special notes; whatever is applicable for your presentation will be fine. For presentations using PowerPoint slides, the slides can suffice as presentation material. The materials will be used solely for interpreting purposes. Again, if any questions or concerns are arisen, do not hesitate to contact me at rmb625(a)bu.edu. Thank you, Rachel -- Rachel Benedict Graduate Research Assistant Center for the Study of Communication and the Deaf MA candidate, Program in Applied Linguistics BUCLD 36 Interpreter Liaison

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Presentation Materials
by Rachel Benedict 05 Oct '11

05 Oct '11

BUCLD Presenters and Alternates, The BUCLD is coming up soon, in only a month from now... definitely closer than we would like to think! I am on the BUCLD committee serving as the Interpreter Liaison. We are expecting some deaf people using American Sign Language to attend the conference. During the conference, we will provide interpreters at all sessions. We also will have interpreters available at the poster session. Because of this, I am here to introduce myself and to request presentation materials. The presentation materials will definitely * not* be published or shared, they will be only for interpreter purposes. The materials can include: outline of presentation/poster, any key terms or names, script, or any special notes; whatever is applicable for your presentation will be fine. For presentations using PowerPoint slides, the slides can suffice as presentation material. The interpreters will study the notes before the sessions. The earlier you can give me your notes, the better but we will definitely need them before Friday, October 28. Again, the materials won't be distributed, shared, or published. They will be destroyed after the session ends. Let me know if you have any questions. Thank you, Rachel Benedict -- Rachel Benedict Graduate Research Assistant Center for the Study of Communication and the Deaf MA candidate, Program in Applied Linguistics BUCLD 36 Interpreter Liaison

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