In fact, you are encouraged to attend as many programs and activities as possible. The only thing you have to do is be at your specified interpreting post when you are scheduled. Your primary task is to interpret. You should be aware that none of the activities are physically taxing, but some physical limitations may preclude you from becoming actively involved. If possible, you may want to engage in the activities to better communicate with the trainees.
None are dangerous and all are fun.
It is one of the best learning weeks in a students ' education. The knowledge gained, and the implementation of this knowledge is outstanding. The social interaction with Deaf peers, hearing peers, trainees from outside the United States, and Deaf and hearing adults is remarkable.