Jasmine Lowe, NIC Jasmine Lowe is a community interpreter for the Department of Behavioral Health and Developmental Disabilities (DBHDD) in Georgia. She graduated from Valdosta State University in 2011 with a bachelor degree in American Sign Language Interpreting. She has her NIC as well as her Qualified Mental Health Interpreting (QMHI) credential. She [...]
A Word from NBDA Former President Benro Ogunyipe (2011-2013) Q1: Background information about yourself Benro T. Ogunyipe has served as president, vice president and board chair of the National Black Deaf Advocates, Inc. from 2007 to 2013. Currently, he is a Senior Accessibility Specialist for the Illinois Department of Human Services (IDHS), Bureau [...]
February 2020 Member Spotlight Ambrose Elijah Tabb, NIC Atlanta, GA Region II Tell us a little about yourself (Name, hearing status, where are you from, training experience) My name is Ambrose Elijah Tabb. Most people call me Eli, though. I grew up in Mississippi, but I've been living [...]
LaTanya Jones, M.S.M., NIC LaTanya is an interpreter with thirteen years of interpreting experience. She has worked in a plethora of professional settings, including video relay and video remote settings but her preference is healthcare interpreting. At present, LaTanya is the Director of the Behavioral Health Program at the CATIE Center at St. [...]
