Aggie Translators & Interpreters

Connecting our community across languages

Aggie Translators & Interpreters is a Utah State University student organization for bilingual and multilingual students who want to develop professional translation and interpreting skills while serving the language-access needs of our community. We connect community members, schools, nonprofits, university programs, and other organizations with volunteer student language services.

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About Our Volunteer Services

Aggie Translators & Interpreters is a student-run volunteer organization. Our services are provided by USU students who are developing their translation and interpreting skills through club training and community service. We make every effort to fulfill requests and connect requesters with an appropriate volunteer; however, service availability is not guaranteed. A request may not be fulfilled if a qualified volunteer is unavailable for the requested language, date, time, location, or type of service. For situations requiring a certified or specialized professional, requesters should use an appropriately qualified professional service.

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Instagram icon  @aggie_translators

Dr. Sofía Monzón

sofia.monzonrodriguez@usu.edu

Club Leadership

President: Sam Wagner
Vice President: James Christian
Language Services & Outreach: Ashton Earl

Join Aggie Translators & Interpreters

Are you a USU student who speaks more than one language? Join us to build practical translation and interpreting skills, participate in training, serve the community, and gain experience that can support future careers in healthcare, education, business, social services, and other fields. All languages are welcome.

Complete a short survey with your contact information, working languages, experience, availability, and what you hope to gain from the Club.

Join Aggie Translators & Interpreters

Club Meetings

Wednesday | 6:00 - 7:00 pm | MHC 206

Meetings provide skill-building workshops, practice, and preparation for community translation and interpreting assignments.

Date Topic Description
September 16, 2026 Welcome Back Join us for the first session of the semester.
September 30, 2026 Consecutive Interpreting Prepare for our first interpreting assignment: parent-teaching conferences.
October 14, 2026 Ethics in Translation & Interpretation Explore key ethical principles and challenges in translation and interpreting.
October 28, 2026 Sight Translation Learn the basics of sight translation and practice with common document types.
November 11, 2026 Simultaneous Interpreting Build and practice core techniques for simultaneous interpreting.
December 2, 2026 Translation Tools Up your translation game with basic CAT tools and terminology resources.