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Decree of the President of Turkmenistan on Kulieva M. M. - Vimarsana News

Decree of the President of Turkmenistan on Kulieva M. M.

To appoint Kulieva Maral Mammetberdievna Rector of International University for Humanities and Development and release her from the post of Rector of Turkmen National Institute of World Languages named after Dovletmammet Azady.

Source: tdh.gov.tm
Guest Professor Donato Leads Workshop On 'Computer-Assisted Translation' - Vimarsana News

Guest Professor Donato Leads Workshop On 'Computer-Assisted Translation'

Clorinda Donato, professor of Italian and French from California State University-Long Beach, presented a workshop on

Source: uark.edu
Two WLLC Faculty Present at Fourth Annual ICTEFOL Conference at Universidad de Cordoba - Vimarsana News

Two WLLC Faculty Present at Fourth Annual ICTEFOL Conference at Universidad de Cordoba

This version of the conference was a space for discussion and reflection on how the teaching and learning of world languages contribute to promoting diversity and ensure social justice.

Source: uark.edu
USU program honors first certifications completed for medical interpreters - Vimarsana News

USU program honors first certifications completed for medical interpreters

Utah State University held a reception to honor the recipients of certificates of completion in medical interpretation on Oct. 28.

Source: hjnews.com
'Shutter' author to give reading at ATU on Nov. 7 - Vimarsana News

'Shutter' author to give reading at ATU on Nov. 7

Ramona Emerson will provide the fall 2023 visiting author reading for the Arkansas Tech University Department of English and World Languages on Tuesday, Nov. 7.