Centering translators as the penultimate users: What happens when programs link technical writing students to usability and translation students abroad
| Role | Name as printed | Affiliation as printed | Paper |
|---|---|---|---|
| Presenter | Bruce Maylath | North Dakota State University → North Dakota State University | Centering translators as the penultimate users: What happens when programs link technical writing students to usability and translation students abroad |
| Presenter | Ann Hill Duin | University of Minnesota—Twin Cities → University of Minnesota | Centering translators as the penultimate users: What happens when programs link technical writing students to usability and translation students abroad |
| Presenter | Matthew Warner | North Dakota State University → North Dakota State University | Centering translators as the penultimate users: What happens when programs link technical writing students to usability and translation students abroad |
Source
2017 proceedings on cptsc.org. Names link to a person page only for people listed at two or more conferences.
A flat contents list. Some page numbers were lost in the print and come from a title search.
Cite as: CPTSC annual meeting. “Centering translators as the penultimate users: What happens when programs link technical writing students to usability and translation students abroad.” 2017 Proceedings, Savannah, GA, session P51. Via CPTSC Program Reader, November 02, 2026. The text of the paper is not republished here.