Proust Questionnaire – feat. Ben Karl

ata-fld-newsletter-logo[Editor’s note: This is my last post as the editor of À Propos. I am stepping down in order to focus on my upcoming duties as Assistant Administrator of the French Language Division. The FLD is proud to announce that Ben Karl will be taking over as editor-in-chief as of our Annual Division Meeting on Thursday, October 25 at 12:30 PM, held as part of the ATA conference in New Orleans. Welcome to the team, Ben! –Andie Ho]

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Ben Karl, MBA, CT is a French and Mandarin to English translator based in Reno, Nevada who specializes in marketing, financial, and creative content. Visit his blog, Ben Translates, or connect with him on Twitter and LinkedIn.

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FLD Continuing Education Series – Episode 14: State of the FLD Fall 2018

Welcome to the 14th episode of the French Language Division’s Continuing Education Series. In today’s episode, Eve Bodeux, Jenn Mercer and Andie Ho join Angela Benoit for the annual State of the FLD episode. Listen to the latest updates about the FLD at the upcoming ATA conference in New Orleans and hear from our newly elected Administrator and Assistant Administrator about their vision for the Division.

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FLD “Meet Up” at the ATA Conference in New Orleans 2018

The FLD will have an informal “meet up” at the 55 Fahrenheit bar in the conference hotel, the New Orleans Marriott, at 8:30 pm on Thursday night, October 25. This is a chance to have a drink or snack and relax with other FLD members. No need to RSVP, just show up and order what you wish. We hope to see you there!

When: Thursday, October 25, 2018, at 8:30 pm

Where: 55 Fahrenheit, the bar at the conference hotel: New Orleans Marriott, 555 Canal Street, New Orleans, LA 70130

Review of Translation Workshop: French to English (Organized by Corinne McKay)

ata-fld-newsletter-logoBy Beth Smith

When I learned that Corinne McKay was going to set up a translation skills class rather than a business-oriented class, I was intrigued. How would it be set up? Who would the instructors be? Then when I saw the details, I knew immediately that I had to try it, even though the first time around with a new course risks some bumps in the road and hiccups. I don’t know about how it looked from the instructor side, but from my point of view, it was hiccup-free.

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