Legendary Teamwork: What History Can Teach Deaf and Hearing Interpreters

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Trenton Marsh

Chat with Instructor Trenton moved to Salt Lake City, Utah in 2002 to ski “The Greatest Snow on Earth” during a 11 year journey as a ski bum across the mountains of the West. Soon after arriving in Utah, however, he found another calling and started on his journey as a CDI. After receiving his certification, he became a full time staff interpreter at the Robert G. Sanderson Community Center and has been serving the Deaf and Interpreting communities ever since. He now shares his love of the outdoors and of skiing with his wife Bonnie and their two young children.

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