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Utah Interpreting Program's 30th Anniversary ​


Written by Jodi Becker Kinner

Published in 2022

The Utah Interpreter Program (UIP) celebrated its 30th anniversary on May 6, 2002, at the Robert G. Sanderson Community Center of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing, where Stephanie Gomes Belshe, a certified staff interpreter, put up a historical chronology of Utah interpreters for the event. 

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Stephanie Gomes Belshe

Enjoy looking at the UIP timeline down below. If you have any updated information or if you need to make any corrections, kindly contact me at JodiBeckerKinner@gmail.com.

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Photos of the Events 


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Trenton Marsh, UIP Manager, introduced Ritchie Bryant, President of the Registry of Interpreters, at the beginning

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Ritchie Bryant, President of the Registry of Interpreters, introduces himself and then shares a brief video at the start

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One of the first of many ICAN weekends with interpreters, Deaf mentors, and other professionals over the years

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Various interpreters who have interpreted for Division of Services of Deaf and Hard of Hearing in the past and now 

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Trenton shows the history of what the first certificate looked like for interpreters here in Utah in the past 

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David Davenport, along with other community members 

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Recognition of various interpreters, deaf community members, and others who contributed to Utah's interpreting services

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Recognition of Annette Tull's contributions to Utah's interpreting services