WOU Repository

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  The Comeback: A Reflection on My Interpreting Journey

  Orlando Nunez
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  Learning on the Job: A Professional and Ethical Profile of Washington State Interpreters

  Emily J. Sielen
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  Courage as Vulnerability: An Autoethnographic Action Research Project of a Novice Interpreter

  Malia Wong
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  Self-Efficacy Among Students in Professional Development

  Aidan Mack
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  Investigating the Work of ASL Interpreters in Postsecondary Settings

  Andrew Weaver
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  Community Partnership Through Transformative Justice: the Healing Project at the Oregon State Penitentiary

  Miyuki Arimoto
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  John Wesley Howell House : Monmouth, Oregon

  Janeanne Rockwell-Kincanon
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  Trend Analysis of Depression and Anxiety in College Students

  Katarina Smith
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  Education Prescription and Disregarded Side Effects: Gilded Age Education Reform in Oregon

  Sarah M Pearson
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  Accessibility of static materials: A case study of a web-based examination

  Sarah C Hafer
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  International Adoption, Dyadic Belonging, and the Liminal Self: The Case of a Korean American Adoptee’s Return to South Korea

  Diedra Cates
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  Sustainable Tourism in Costa Rica: Aligning Tourists’ Interests with Local Development

  Jessica A Mylan
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  "I Need Help! The Journey of a Novice Interpreter with Their Mentor and Coach"

  Daniela Lopez
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  “I Don’t Do Mental Health:” Exploring Barriers to Mental Health Interpreting

  Elizabeth Adler
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  A New Interpreter: The Path to Educational Interpreting and Deepening Their Connection to Their Process

  Harllee M. Noda
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  But How Do I Sign That: A Look at How to Improve ASL Discourse

  Caren Carr
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  Changes in community contact characteristics in interpreter education

  Vicki Darden
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  Confidence—What Does It Have To Do With It? Everything!

  Christina Woods
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  Discussing the Current Perception of Horizontal Violence Within the Sign Language Interpreting Profession: Are There Misconceptions?

  Kathy Miller
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  Do we eat our young and one another? Horizontal violence among signed language interpreters

  Emily K Ott
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  Effects of Exercise on an American Sign Language Interpreter: Work Production, Mental Health and Physical Health

  Sierra Greiner
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  Incorporating Physical Exercise and Job Crafting to Buffer Cardiovascular Disease and Job Boredom in Video Remote Educational Sign Language Interpreting

  Antonia Musto
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  Making the Dream Work: Teaming Intimacy for Interpreters in Freelance Settings

  Rebekah J Cheeley
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  More Than Chocolate Cake and Bubble Baths: The Effects of Self-Care on Perceived Levels of Stress for Interpreters

  Jenny Litvinchuk
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  Self-care in the field of interpreting

  Amy Lyn Zenizo