Danielle Hunt

Renowned for fostering collaboration on interdisciplinary projects, Danielle Hunt is an Associate Professor in the Department of Language, Education, and Culture at Gallaudet University. With a career spanning over two decades, she has been a dedicated professional in the field of American Sign Language-English interpreting since 2000. Her expertise lies particularly in the niche of performing arts interpreting, where she has made significant contributions to enhancing accessibility and inclusivity in the arts. Dr. Hunt became a valued member of the Gallaudet University faculty in 2013, bringing with her a wealth of experience and a passion for education. She completed her PhD in Interpretation in 2015, further solidifying her commitment to advancing the field. Her academic journey is marked by a dedication to bridging the gap between theoretical research and practical application, ensuring that her students receive a comprehensive and dynamic education. In addition to her teaching responsibilities, Dr. Hunt has played an active role in the academic community. She has served as a manuscript reviewer for the Registry of Interpreters Press, contributing her insights and expertise to the development of scholarly work. Her role as an ad hoc reviewer for the Journal of Undergraduate Interpreting Studies further highlights her commitment to fostering academic excellence and supporting emerging scholars in the field. Dr. Hunt's influence extends beyond the classroom and into the global interpreting community. She has presented her research and insights at numerous conferences, both nationally and internationally, sharing her knowledge and engaging with fellow professionals. Her presentations are known for their depth and practical relevance, often sparking meaningful discussions and collaborations among attendees. Through her work, Dr. Hunt continues to inspire and lead the way in the ever-evolving field of interpreting.