- amytolen@uwm.edu
- 414-229-5968
- she / her
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Amy Olen
- Associate Professor, Spanish
- Associate Professor, Translation & Interpreting
Education
- PhD, University of Texas at Austin
- MA, University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee
- BA, University of Wisconsin–Madison
Office Hours
Monday 10 AM -11 AM virtual
Thursday 11:30-12:30 on-site
Teaching Schedule
| Course Num | Title |
|---|---|
| SPANISH 308-003 | Advanced Writing and Reading |
| TRNSLTN 730-206 | Internship in Translation/Interpreting |
| TRNSLTN 750-001 | Community Interpreting and Translation |
| TRNSLTN 750-202 | Community Interpreting and Translation |
Courses Taught
- COMPLIT 230 – Literature and Society
- SPANISH 225 – Understanding the Hispanic World
- SPANISH 308 – Advanced Writing and Reading
- SPANISH 350 – Introduction to Literary Analysis
- SPANISH 461 – Topics in Hispanic Culture
- SPANISH 347 – Introduction to Translation: Spanish to English
- SPANISH 371 – Introduction to Latino Literature in English
- SPANISH 373 – Topics in Latino Literature in English
- SPANISH 447 – Advanced Translation: Spanish to English
- SPANISH 720 – Approaches to Hispanic Literary Theory & Criticism
- TRNSLTN 700 – Consecutive Interpreting
- TRNSLTN 706 - Introduction to Translation: French to English
- TRNSLTN 707 – Introduction to Translation: Spanish to English
- TRNSLTN 709 – Seminar in Literary & Cultural Translation
- TRNSLTN 710 – Comparative Systems in Translation
- TRNSLTN 711 – Ethics and Procedures in Interpreting
- TRNSLTN 717 – Advanced Translation: Spanish to English
- TRNSLTN 716 - Advanced Translation: French to English
- TRNSLTN 722 – Simultaneous Interpreting
- TRNSLTN 750 – Advanced Modes of Interpreting
- TRNSLTN 820 – Translation Theory
Teaching Interests
- Translation & Interpreting Studies
- Medical Interpreting
- Latin American Literature
- Spanish Language
Research Interests
- Translator and Interpreter Training
- Multlingual Research Methods
- Health Communication across Langauges and Cultures
- Latin American Narrative in Translation
- Indigenous and Oral Textualities
- Central American and Andean Narrative