But with this size comes the downfalls that we know so well. The quality of interpreters on campus deserves attention. Certainly, campus deserves praise for hiring two licensed interpreters, a step toward correcting this problem. If the demands of the Washington area pull away many high-quality interpreters, we shouldn't shrug and accept this. Instead, we should examine how we can make campus a more attractive place for these in-demand individuals.
Improvement begins through listening.
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