The Laboratory of Narrative Research (LNR) is a teaching and research unit that is part of the School of English at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. It has been designed to bring together scholars and researchers from across the humanities, the social sciences and other scientific fields who have a special interest in the workings and the politics of narrative production.
Lab Director: Dr Effie Yiannopoulou
November 2018
Overview
The Laboratory of Translation, Interpreting and Communication and the Laboratory of Narrative Research organize a series of seminars in the context of the international “Narratives of Immigration: Community Interpreting as a Right/Rite of Passage” (23 November 2018). They are as follows:
Some basic principles for community interpreters
Workshop for postgraduate students of the Postgraduate programme on conference interpreting, and community interpreters
Instructor: Prof. Danielle D’Hayer, London Metropolitan University
Thursday 22 November 2018 16:00-18:30
Room14 (Neoclassical Building, AUth Campus)
Training for trainers: Court interpreting
Workshop for community interpreting trainers (simultaneous interpreting will be provided by students of the Postgraduate Course on Conference Interpreting, AUTh)
Instructor: Prof. Mette Rudvin, University of Bologna
Monday 26 November 2018 13:30-16:00
Room14 (Neoclassical Building, AUth Campus)
Educating Community Interpreters in the 21st Century
Workshop for community interpreting trainers (simultaneous interpreting will be provided by Postgraduate Course on Conference Interpreting, AUTh)
Instructor: Prof. Claudia Angelelli, Heriot-Watt University
Monday 26 November 2018 16:00-18:30
Room14 (Neoclassical Building, AUth Campus)
Narratives of Immigration: Community Interpreting as a Right/Rite of Passage
