AATIA Secretary Sarah Baiz has announced the results of the recent election for the AATIA Board of Directors. All the current Board members have been reelected. Hearty congratulations and many thanks to Marco Hanson (President), Sarah Baiz (Secretary), Jimena Rico […]
Candidates Statements President: Marco Hanson Marco is a licensed court interpreter and ATA certified translator. He earned a master’s degree in Spanish Linguistics at UT-RGV and spent four years at the Texas Office of Court Administration as statewide Language Access […]
Congratulations to the newly elected members of the AATIA Board of Directors: Marco Hanson (President), Sarah Baiz (Secretary), Jimena Rico (Director of Communications), Michael Meigs (Director of Finance), Tristan Foy (Director of Membership), and Macarena Barrera (Director of Professional Development). […]
Dear Friends, We are now in the fourth and final quarter of 2018 and will soon be wishing each other a happy new year. As we approach that point, the Board is preparing to hand over to a new team […]
Nominations are now open for candidates to serve on the AATIA Board of Directors in 2019. Patricia Thickstun de Ribes and Mike Magee, who helped recruit our “Shadow Board,” have again agreed to serve as our nominating committee. Our Shadow […]
Congratulations to the newly reelected members of the AATIA Board of Directors: Tony Beckwith (President), Rose Tempfer (Secretary), Laura Vlasman (Director of Communications), Veronica Flores (Director of Finance), Gisela Greenlee (Director of Membership), and Monika Spindel (Director of Professional Development). […]
Nominations are now open for candidates to serve on the AATIA Board of Directors in 2018. Longtime AATIA member (and one of the Association’s founders) Esther Diaz has agreed to chair our nominating committee this year, ably assisted by fellow […]
Dear Member, It has been a busy year for the AATIA. We have had some good general meetings, including a Panel of Asian Translators & Interpreters which, we hope, has laid the groundwork for greater future engagement with this community. […]
Dear colleagues, We live in turbulent times. Recent policies enacted in Washington are having a direct impact on our fellow translators and interpreters, here and abroad. We have asked the American Translators Association (ATA) to share whatever response they formulate […]