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Part 4, the last in our interview series with Sharon Neumann Solow, an American pioneer interpreter from the U.S.A. Sharon is a teacher, consultant, researcher, actor and genuine gift to all.
This episode touches the heart a bit deeper and a sensitive court case topic is mentioned. Be warned that tears may drop. Also, Virginia Hughes passed away only a few days after this entire interview was made.
Sharon leaves us with coping strategies she uses to stay healthy, mentally and physically when tasked with difficult interpreting situations. Her final thoughts are to pass to us the words of wisdom and observations of the early mentors in her life.
So, the final words in this interview are:
- healthy coping strategies,
- legacy advice and comfort,
- and more.
Have a great rest of the summer! See you next week!!
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In loving memory of
Lou Fant
December 13, 1931 - June 11, 2001
Virginia Lee Hughes
December 24, 1926 - July 13, 2022
foundational leaders in the U.S. field of interpreting.
Interpreters of integrity, humility, civility, and graciousness.
They are missed.
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CHECK out more:
Sharon's website: www.snsinterpreting.com
Sharon's book: "Sign Language Interpreting: A Basic Resource Book"
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