Elizabeth Lowe, Associate Professor and Director

4072D FLB
217- 244-3159
elowe@illinois.edu

Elizabeth Lowe has affiliate appointments in the departments of Spanish, Italian and Portuguese and Comparative and World Literature. She is also an affiliate of the Center for Latin American and Caribbean Studies and the European Union Center. In the field of translation studies, she specializes in translation pedagogy, translation theory and terminology. She received her undergraduate education from Barnard College, earned an M.A. in Romance Languages from Queens College of New York, and a Ph.D. in Comparative Literature with a concentration in Translation from the City University of New York. She was a Fulbright Scholar in Colombia and has taught and lectured extensively at universities in Latin America and Europe. ATA certified for Portuguese to English translation, she is a member of the ATA Committee on Standards, and an active member of PEN and the American Literary Translators Association.

 

Patricia Phillips-Batoma, Lecturer

2017 FLB
217-333-6364
pphillip@illinois.edu

Patricia Phillips-Batoma teaches translation technologies, commercial and technical translation and manages the internship program for the Center for Translation Studies. Her research interests include translation studies, the pedagogy of translation and languages for specific purposes, and medieval French literature. She has an affiliate appointment with the Department of French, where she teaches a variety of courses.

 

Elizabeth A. Mosley, Office Manager

4080 FLB
217-244-7455
emosley@illinois.edu

Elizabeth Mosley is the Office Manager for the Center for Translation Studies and works closely with the Director and staff to manage all office operations, student records, and special events.  She acts on behalf of the Director in her absence.