A Message from the President
Dr. Mark Ritter brings his experience as a translator, editor, and technology instructor to his post as McElroy Translation's chief language officer. His strategy-level position focuses on the pursuit of linguistic quality through optimization of technologies and human processes. Mark provides an interesting and cohesive primer on past, present, and future language translation technology in his article "George Bush's 18-Year-Old Binoculars." The need for language solutions is touching more people every day, and the range of possibilities for those solutions is growing ever more complex. Dr. Ritter has the gift of "plain speak," and his article is insightful. He concludes, "The best part is that instead of threatening the value of human translators, these new technologies increase it."
–Shelly Priebe, President
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Featured Profile
Sharon Cannon-White
Sharon modestly asserts that her only "claim to fame" was on January 1, 1952 when she was the first baby to arrive in San Marcos, Texas that year, earning her photo a front-page spot in the local newspaper.
Sharon spent her first eighteen years in New Braunfels, Texas. At New Braunfels High School she was a member of the National Honor Society, Theta Epsilon Nu, OEA and the German Club. At age 18 she married Chuck, the first true love of her life.
They lived and worked and celebrated the birth of son Michael in San Antonio until Chuck's job moved them to Austin in 1976.
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