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Translation Is One of the Most Critical Components of Ellen Banker/Amy Peloff Intelligence March 2002 Volume XXXI Number 3 The Chronicle A Publication of the American Translators Association in this issue marketing March 2002 Volume XXXI in this issue Number 3 Features A Publication of 10 International Certification Study: Canada Revisited the American By Jiri Stejskal Translators Association 13 What’s Happening with the ATA Pilot Mentoring Program? By Courtney Searls-Ridge The ATA Mentoring Program has taken an unexpected direction and is now proceeding on two fronts—the Formal Mentoring Program and the Enhanced Informal Mentoring Program. Editor 15 The ATA Pilot Mentoring Program: A Mentee’s Perspective Jeff Sanfacon By Marissa Wright [email protected] ATA’s Mentoring Program is anything but your average mentoring experience. Proofreader 16 Translating Terrorism Margaret L. Hallin By Rina Ne’eman Design/Layout If intelligence is the most critical link in the prevention of international terrorism, then uncompromisingly accurate translation is one of the most critical components of Ellen Banker/Amy Peloff intelligence. Advertising Brian Wallace 17 Getting the Word Out By Almudena Grau McNeill Group Inc. Marketing yourself as a freelance translator and ensuring repeat business. [email protected] (215) 321-9662 ext. 38 18 Continued Threats to Independent Contractor Status: A Call for Freelance Fax: (215) 321-9636 Translators to Incorporate By Richard S. Paegelow Executive Director State legislatures and labor departments view the independent contractor relationship Walter Bacak with growing suspicion. Legislation at the state level may force freelance translators to [email protected] seriously consider incorporation if they wish to preserve their independence. Editorial Advisors R. 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