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From the President-Elect: ATA64: Planning Our Big Reunion in Miami!
January/February 2023 Issue
From the President-Elect Veronika Demichelis veronika@veronikademichelis.com What a great time we had in Los Angeles at ATA63! It was especially exciting to see that social media and blog posts in which attendees recapped their ATA63 experiences continued for many weeks after the conference. As I’m writing this, planning for ATA’s 64th Annual Conference is in […]
From the President-Elect: ATA63: One for the Books!
November/December 2022 Issue
From the President-Elect Veronika Demichelis veronika@veronikademichelis.com I think many of us (myself included) are still abuzz with excitement and gratitude for the opportunity to meet in Los Angeles at our Annual Conference. ATA63 was one for the books! After a few challenging years, we finally had a fully in-person conference again—and it was a truly […]
From the President-Elect: The Final Countdown!
September/October 2022 Issue
From the President-Elect Veronika Demichelis veronika@veronikademichelis.com The countdown is on for ATA63! In a few short weeks (or days, depending on when you’re reading this), we’ll gather in sunny Los Angeles on October 12-15 to reunite with old friends and make new ones, talk about the latest developments and the future of translation, interpreting, and […]
From the President-Elect: ATA63 Will Be Here Before You Know It!
July/August 2022 Issue
From the President-Elect Veronika Demichelis veronika@veronikademichelis.com ATA63 is just a few months away! I cannot wait to meet you all face-to-face in sunny Los Angeles (October 12-15) and hope you’re as excited about our 63rd Annual Conference as I am. The past few years have brought us much uncertainly, so I think we all desperately […]
From the President-Elect: ATA63 Will Be an Event to Remember!
May/June 2022 Issue
From the President-Elect Veronika Demichelis veronika@veronikademichelis.com The call for proposals for ATA’s 63rd Annual Conference in Los Angeles, California, closed on March 1. We received 400 proposals for regular conference sessions and 39 proposals for Advanced Skills & Training (AST) sessions. This is very exciting because we’re back to our pre-pandemic number of conference proposals—which […]
From the President-Elect: It’s Full Steam Ahead for ATA63!
March/April 2022 Issue
From the President-Elect Veronika Demichelis veronika@veronikademichelis.com Get ready! ATA’s 63rd Annual Conference will be here before you know it, and it’s shaping up to be a fantastic event. Just before the February Winter ATA Board meeting in Los Angeles, I had several meetings with President Madalena Sánchez Zampaulo, ATA Headquarters staff, our event planning vendor, […]
From the President-Elect: ATA63: Looking Forward to Meeting In Person Again
January/February 2022 Issue
From the President-Elect Veronika Demichelis veronika@veronikademichelis.com One of the highlights of 2021 for me was ATA’s 62nd Annual Conference in Minneapolis. It was wonderful to see old friends and colleagues and meet new ones—both in person and virtually. A huge thanks to ATA President and ATA62 Conference Organizer Madalena Sánchez Zampaulo, ATA Headquarters staff, and […]
From the President-Elect: The Final Countdown
September/October 2021 Issue
From the President-Elect Madalena Sánchez Zampaulo madalena@accessibletranslations.com Twitter: @mszampaulo Who else is counting down the days until we reunite in Minneapolis (and virtually) at ATA62? Surely it isn’t just me! This year’s Annual Conference model will be another new one for ATA as we hold a hybrid conference for the first time. Registration opened in […]
From the President-Elect: A Hybrid Conference
July/August 2021 Issue
From the President-Elect Madalena Sánchez Zampaulo madalena@accessibletranslations.com Twitter: @mszampaulo As I sit down to write my column this month, I’m reminded of where we were a year ago and thankful to be feeling much more optimistic this year than last when it comes to planning the details of our Annual Conference. While uncertainty is still […]