The construction of a state-of-the-art Interpreting Center was made possible by a generous gift from the Nelson Mullins Scarborough & Riley Law Firm of South Carolina, and by additional funding from the State Justice Institute. The Center includes 12 soundproof booths constructed according to International Standard Organization (ISO) specifications, and equipped to receive audio and video transmissions. Student performance is monitored from the master console that controls all transmissions.

The interpreting center also houses a large collection of reference materials available to the students enrolled in the interpreting programs. Seminars and lectures are conducted around a large conference table that occupies the central area of the Center. The office of the Bilingual Interpreting Program is located inside the Interpreting Center