{"188":"One year as a School Interpreter ","173":"2017-11-24","174":{"first":"Melissa","last":"Deloya"},"175":"meli.deloya@gmail.com","176":"302-883-7448","177":{"street":"68 Shetland Way","street2":"","city":"New Castle","state":"Delaware","zip":"19720","country":"United States"},"178":"The reason I became interested in applying to Delaware Law, Court Interpreter Certification Program is due to my active interest in our Community. Widener University Delaware Law School has and continues to excel in educating the future generations practice Law. It would be a great privilege to be an advocate and a voice to all of the individuals in our community to break the language barriers. The only way for myself to achieve is be trained, educated and motivated by the Law School that continues to prepare individuals for the field in defending and bringing justice. Delaware Law I am certain will not only educate and certify me, but also motivate myself be the correct and right voice for others.","179":"After completing the Court Interpreter Certificate Program my professional aspirations will involve at first pursue a career in the Courtroom as a Spanish Court Interpreter and be the voice for others. The program will  educate me and be a better advocate in the community in the field of Law, and address any concerns with the community even outside of the courtroom. For that I aspire to further my career path in Linguistics and continue to use my voice as a bridge for others in any setting of their lives. For my professional life, the goal will always be a voice for those who may not have one, or are in need of one. To be the closing gap for others and connect our community to a better service of righteousness.  ","180":"Upon the completion of the Court Interpreter Certification Program I plan to utilize my certification as a Court Interpreter in Wilmington, Delaware. It is a value instilled in me to serve the people to serve the people in my community that are needing a voice to advocate or express themselves. I personally understand the struggle of needing a voice to stand up for oneself when being powerless. For that very reason, I see myself as a voice for the community I've always had in the center of my life, the Hispanic\/Latin Community. Whether it may be a man, woman, child, or family it is everyone's right to have a voice and a right to justice, and I will continue to pursue it.","181":"Melissa Deloya","189":"","190":{"first":"Melissa","last":"Deloya"}}