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Interim Chair:Dr. Paul DudisHall Memorial Building, Room 1401D
Contact:Stephanie Roche'
Hall Memorial Building (HMB) 1401C
(202) 651-5149 (voice)(202) 559-5628 (videophone)(202) 651-5172 (fax)
Education/DegreesM. Ed., Special Ed, ASL/English Interpreting, University of North Florida B.S., Psychology, University of Maryland University College Research InterestsCognition in natural ASL discourse versus interpreted discourse, cognition during interpretation/translation process, interpreted emotional utterances, spoken English accent, second career interpreters and interpreters from outside the Deaf community, homophones in ASL Selected Publications Ehrlich, S., & Wessling, D. M. (forthcoming). Modality of instruction in interpreter education. Sign Language Studies.
Ehrlich, S. & Wessling, D. M. (2017, March). Language shaming in interpreter education. Poster presentation at the Symposium Signed Language Interpretation & Translation Research. Washington, DC: Gallaudet University.
Wessling, D. M., & Shaw, S. (2014). Persistent emotional extremes and video relay service interpreters. Journal of Interpretation, 23 (1), Article 6. Available at http://digitalcommons.unf.edu/joi/vol23/iss1/ Contact Informationdawn.wessling@gallaudet.edu
Admissions Requirements
Spring 2021 – Dec 12Fall 2021 – May 15