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“B” is for Bi-Bi – A review of the ASL Manual Alphabet
B in ASL Manual Alphabet B is for Bilingual-Bicultural. This is a model of interpreting (and thinking), where the interpreter not only functions as a bilingual conveyor of information (traditional...
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“C” is for Captioning – A review of the ASL Manual Alphabet
is for captioning – all types, including open and closed captioning. You all may be familiar with closed captioning as accessed on your television. You may have seen the familiar on your...
View Article360 Translations Major Supporter of Animal Welfare
360 Translations, and its owner, have long been supporters of animal welfare on both the local and national level. The company has provided financial support to the Philadelphia Animal Welfare Society...
View ArticleURGENT BULLETIN – Valley View to Close – we need your help!
Valley View, managed by Elwyn, in Media, Pennsylvania, is slated to close as it’s license will expire on March 31, 2012. This facility, in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, provides much needed care for...
View ArticleYou have a legal right to an interpreter
Have you ever gone to a hospital emergency room and been told, in writing, that they do not provide sign language interpreters? Did you decide to leave and go to another hospital? Did you realize that...
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“D” is for Deaf – A review of the ASL Manual Alphabet
The letter D, as seen to left, is the first letter of one of the most powerful words to many deaf people – DEAF. It represents a shared culture and language, among other traits and beliefs. For a...
View Article360 Translations Awarded Veteran-owned Certification Status
On January 14, 2013, the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), Center for Veterans Enterprise (CVE), certified 360 Translations as a Veteran-owned small business (VOSS). For more information about...
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Congratulations to Cathy Weisensee, 360 Translations’ Interpreter of the...
Cathy Weisensee Every month the staff of 360 Translations votes for the outstanding interpreter of the month. It is with pleasure that we announce that Cathy Weisensee has been named Interpreter of the...
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Congratulations to Linda D’Ambrosio, 360 Translations’ Interpreter of the...
Linda D'Ambrosio, Interpreter of the Month for March, 2013 Every month the staff of 360 Translations votes for the outstanding interpreter of the month. It is with pleasure that we announce that Linda...
View ArticleBulletin: Rethinking VRI (Video Remote Interpreting) and the Reason 360...
Last year, 360 Translations contemplated implementation of Video Remote Interpreting (VRI) as a solution for our valued clients. We even considered this a viable alternative for medical institutions as...
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Nearly Four Weeks of Different Cultures
Deaf around the world Pat and I have been on a whirlwind vacation, doing a 17-day transatlantic crossing that brought us to the Azores, Ireland, France, Belgium, Norway, Netherlands, and Denmark. We...
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Congratulations to Maria Armstrong, 360 Translations’ Interpreter of the...
Maria Armstrong, Interpreter of the Month for June, 2013 Every month the staff of 360 Translations votes for the outstanding interpreter of the month. It is with pleasure that we announce that Maria...
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Congratulations to Kathy Phillips, 360′s Interpreter of the Month for July 2013
Kathy Phillips, July 2013's Interpreter of the Month Every month the staff of 360 Translations votes for the outstanding interpreter of the month. It is with pleasure that we announce that Kathy...
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News from our Intern: Christine Mizrahi, a future legal interpreter
Christine Mizrahi, Intern Hello my name is Christine Mizrahi and I am a senior at Bloomsburg University, studying dual degrees in American Sign Language Interpreting and Criminal Justice. As an...
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News from our Intern: Kacy Wilber, a future trilingual interpreter, and...
Kacy Wilber, Intern Hello! My name is Kacy Wilber, I am a student in the ASL/ English Interpreting program at Bloomsburg University. I plan to do my practicum as well as reside in the South Jersey/...
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360 Translations is proud to announce our new Assistant Coordinator, Melissa...
Melissa Powell 360 Translations is fortunate to have Melissa Powell as our new Assistant Coordinator of Interpreting. Melissa represents a wonderful addition to our team at 360! She has a few words...
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Signing Santa Lands at Moorestown Mall
On Sunday, November 17, at precisely 6:30 PM, Signing Santa arrived in South Jersey at the Moorestown Mall, replete with elves, toys, gifts, yummy treats, and panting reindeer. Santa saw many girls...
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