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Language Resources was founded in 1984 as an English as a Second Language (ESL) institute by Kathleen Quinby. Foreign language training, interpreting and translation services evolved from this core business as the needs of the local community grew. Language Resources, Inc. currently provides translation and interpreting services in more than 55 languages. We are a full corporate member of the American Translators Association.

 

Kathleen QuinbyKathleen Quinby, President and Director of Language Resources, Inc., has worked her entire career in the field of ESOL and foreign language learning. In 1976, she joined the Peace Corps and volunteered in South Korea for two and a half years teaching University level English classes and conducting teacher training programs. After working as an academic director for two years in an intensive academic English language program in Indiana, Ms. Quinby went to work for the United Nations helping to set up language training for Southeast Asians in a Refugee Camp in Bataan, Philippines. In 1982, she received her Master's Degree in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages from the School for International Training in Brattleboro, Vermont. She has also set up language programs for Citibank in Turkey, for a computer programming company in Japan and for World Learning in Winchester, Virginia. For an article about Kathleen's work, click here.

Gina PenningtonGina Pennington, Translations Coordinator, was born and raised in Durham, NC. She graduated in 2003 from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro with a Bachelor's in International Relations with concentrations in German, Anthropology and Archaeology. As Gina was awarded the Congress-Bundestag Scholarship for 1997/1998, she lived and worked in Lauchringen, Germany for a year.

Mary FoustMary Foust, Interpreting Coordinator, graduated in 2001 from the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill, with a Bachelor's in Romance Languages with a concentration in Italian and French. She was the recipient of a Rotary Academic Scholarship and spent 1995/1996 in Grenoble, France studying. Mary also received a scholarship from the Italian Cultural Institute and studied in Otranto, Italy in the fall of 2001. She graduated with a CELTA/RSA in December of 2001 and taught ESL in Rome, Italy until June 2007.


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