A thank you for a job well done is overdue for some of CSUN S staff. Many hearing impaired students say they are satisfied with the service they are getting from the NCOD interpreters. According to the U.S. department of education, the NCOD provides interpreters that are pioneers in their services. You ve seen them before, wearing blue smocks and sitting at the front of your classrooms, helping students learn.
Interpreters ensure communication between the classroom environment and hearing impairedstudents.
When they are called upon to perform the jobs they have prepared for, they are ready to serve. The interpreters goal is to provide the best post-secondary mainstream program. The program provides excellent interpreters to students. We believe it is important for them to know that they have our support and appreciation. Unsigned editorials represent the majority view of the Sundial editorial board and are not necessarily those of the journalism department.