ASL Interpreters & Online-Based Sign Language Classes in Jacksonville, FL

Jennifer Corbit was born and raised in Rochester, NY. In 2016 she graduated from National Technical Institute for the Deaf (NTID) at RIT with her bachelor’s degree in ASL-English Interpretation.

Jenn has been with Interpretek for 5 years as a coordinator in the Rochester office. Within that time, she has coordinated multiple events, including Interpretek’s ongoing coverage of the Rochester Red Wings home games! In addition to coordinating, she has presented to third- and fourth-year interpreting students, planned Interpretek appreciation events and attended the Registry of Interpreters for the Deaf (RID) conference in 2019.

Helen started with Interpretek in 2022 as an Interpreting Services Coordinator. She graduated from Florida State College of Jacksonville in 2022 with an A.S. in ASL/English interpreting.

However, her love and passion for ASL and the Deaf community began much earlier than 2022. Helen is a child of a Deaf adult (CODA), so her exposure to the Deaf community and use of ASL essentially began right at birth. Helen provides a unique perspective to the coordination process due to her diverse background.

Danielle Murphy is a coordinator at Interpretek, where she is committed to fostering effective communication and inclusivity between Deaf and hearing communities. As a Child of Deaf Adults (CODA), Danielle brings a unique perspective and a lifelong connection to Deaf culture, paired with a passion for helping the Deaf community.

In her role, Danielle’s primary responsibility is to consistently provide outstanding customer service to both internal and external customers. She is also dedicated to learning more about the Deaf community and building meaningful relationships with Deaf individuals to better support their needs.

Outside of work, Danielle enjoys spending quality time with family and friends, being outdoors, and traveling. Her personal and professional experiences reflect her commitment to making meaningful connections and promoting accessibility for all.