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Interagency Language Roundtable

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The Interagency Language Roundtable is an unfunded organization comprised of varying Federal agencies with the purpose of coordinating and sharing information on foreign language activities at the Federal level.

The ILR's primary function is to act as an avenue for the varying participating Federal agencies to keep abreast of modern methods and technology regarding the teaching of language, the use of language, and any other language related issues.

Membership[1]

The ILR membership consists of a large number of people with professional interest in language with regards to the teaching, learning, or use of language in a professional context. About 60% of the membership are Federal employees. The entirety of the ILR Steering Commitee are Federal employees.

Regularly Attending Entities
Government Agencies and Offices Academic Organizations, Proprietary Institutions and Other NGOs
Administrative Office of the United States Courts

Arlington County Schools

Bureau of the Census

Coast Guard

Department of Commerce

Department of Defense/Office of the Secretary of Defense (DOD/OSD)

DOD: Army Foreign Language Program

DOD: Defense Intelligence Agency

DOD: Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center (DLIFLC)

DOD: Defense Language Institute-Washington

DOD: Defense Language Office

DOD: DLI English Language Center

DOD: Office of the Undersecretary of Defense-Personnel and Readiness

DOD: U.S. Army Foreign Area Officer Program

Department of Education

Department of Health & Human Services

Department of Homeland Security

Department of Justice: Executive Office for Immigration Review

Department of Justice: Language Services

Department of State Foreign Service Institute

Department of State Office of Language Services

District of Columbia Courts

Fairfax County Schools

Federal Bureau of Investigation

General Accounting Office

Intelligence Language Institute

Library of Congress

National Cryptologic School

National Institutes of Health

National Security Agency

National Security Education Program

National Virtual Translation Center

Office of the Director of National Intelligence

Peace Corps

Postal Service

Secret Service

Voice of America

American Council on Education

American Council of Teachers of Russian

American Council of Learned Societies

American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages

American Translators Association

ASET International Services

Association of Proprietary Language Schools

Center for Advanced Study of Language

Center for Applied Linguistics

Center for Naval Analyses

Coalition for International Education

Comprehensive Language Center

Council for International Exchange of Scholars

Diplomatic Language Services

East Coast Organization of Language Testers

George Washington University

Georgetown University

Howard County Community College

Howard University

International Center for Language Studies

InLingua School

Institute of International Education

InterGalaxSystems, Ltd.

Joint National Committee for Languages

Language Learning Enterprises

Linguistic Data Consortium

Linguistic Society of America

McNeill Technologies

MITRE Corporation

Modern Language Association

National Capital Language Resource Center

National Foreign Language Center

National Language Museum

San Diego State University

SCOLA

Second Language Testing

Transparent Language

University of Maryland University College

University of Maryland College Park

University of Virginia

Washington Language Center

World Bank

References

  1. ^ "ILR FAQ". ILR.