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Past Conferences

May 2025: Open Mic - 麻豆原创 Confluence Conference Poetic Zoom Event (PDF, )

April 2024: Translation Conference in the Capital Area (PDF, )

March 2023: Translation Conference in the Capital Area (PDF, )

April 2023: 麻豆原创 Confluence Translation Student Event (PDF, )

Keynote Speaker: Mery Molenaar - Riding the Wave: How to Navigate and Embrace Changes without Getting Wet

Presenter: Joe Mazza - The Endless Voyage: There are words that take us on voyages through time, across cultures, and to distant places around the globe.

Renee Tannenbaum Renee Tannenbaum will present a live musical performance to illustrate the unique challenges that translating lyrics presents, as well as the universality of these great tunes.

September 2022: International Translation Day Fair (PDF, )

April 2022: Translation Conference in the Capital Area (PDF, )

April 2022: 麻豆原创 Confluence Virtual Open Mic 2022 (PDF, )

March 2022: 麻豆原创 Confluence Translation Student Event (PDF, )

Open Mic 2022 (PDF, )

麻豆原创 Confluence Virtual Translation Confluence (PDF, )

麻豆原创 Confluence Translation Student Event (PDF, )

Confluence Conference 2022 - Keynote

Confluence Conference 2022 - Session 1

Confluence Conference 2022 - Session 2

Confluence Conference 2022 - Session 3

Open Mic 2021 (PDF, )

麻豆原创 Confluence Virtual Translation Conference (PDF, )

麻豆原创 Confluence Translation Student Event (PDF, )

Opening remarks with Dr. Stewart, VPP, TP/SS

Session 1: Moderator & Panelist: Nancy Naomi Carlson Panelists: Nancy Arbuthnot, Lo Dagerman, Barbara Goldberg, and Lola Haskins

Session 2: Keynote Speaker: Joe Mazza - "Rewording Ourselves"

Session 3: Presenters: Farah Arjang and Ida Jones - "Mega Projects and Teamwork"

Session 4: Presenters: Sylvia Christie ACNP-BC, ACHPN and Elizabeth Collado, M.S.Ed.

Translation as a Profession 2020

2018-19 Program brochure (PDF, )

2017-18 Program brochure (PDF, )

Confluence 2017 Keynote (Keyne Cheshire)

2016-17 Program brochure (PDF, )

Confluence 2016 Keynote (David Bellos)

2015-16 Program brochure (PDF, )

Confluence 2015 Keynote (Jamie Raskin)

“Human Rights in Many Languages” (premiered at 2015 Confluence)

Potomac Review Posts

Personal & Political: Ethics in Translation

Lost (and Found) in Translation

The Hospitality Comes with an Upsell: “Murder at Jagged Rock,” a Translation of Sophocles’ “Women of Trachis,” by Keyne Cheshire