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Peer into the History of CIT

By: Brandon Arthur
February 19, 2015

Show Notes

Brandon Arthur sits down with CIT President Leslie Greer and past CIT President Carolyn Ball to discuss the organizations 35 year history and the important contributions made to the field of sign language interpreting.

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