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My name is Mike and I have been interpreting as a certified interpreter since 1995. I started working with Deaf kids and adults in 1987 at Camp Tatiyee in Arizona. I took sign language classes at Northland Pioneer College for 3 semesters and then I served an ASL mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. I returned and moved to Utah to work for Utah Valley State College (now UVU). I eventually moved into freelance interpreting in the community. I also ventured into running an interpreting agency. While I love interpreting, I do not love paperwork so my wife Jerusha came aboard to manage the business and keep us prosperous. I currently have the following certifications: RID CI, CT, NIC-Advanced, SC:L as well as specialty certificates in Medical Interpreting and Mediation.
What we can do for you.
What we can do for you.
Sign Language Interpretation
Contact us for a quote for interpreting prices and availability. We can do the following.
- Community
- Educational
- Corporate
- Medical
- Legal
Consulting
If you have a Deaf individual in your organization, or you will be working with Deafness in any way we can help you understand how to make it successful.
- Deaf Culture
- Legal Implications
- Working with Interpreters
- You have a Deaf child
Training
We offer training for a variety of aspects of ASL and Deaf culture.
- Sign Language classes
- Working with Deaf adults
- Working with Deaf children
- Working with Interpreters
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