Resources

Dr. Martin researches patterns of word retrieval errors, effects of memory load on language abilities and effects of language impairment on verbal learning.

Dr. Wallace researches ways for improving quality of life for individuals with communication impairments following traumatic brain injury and aphasia.

We talk with Dr. Tepper about disabling barriers in education and maximizing supportive learning environments for students.

We talk with Lisa about her research in AAC, Language and Literacy, Autism and Related Disorders, and Clinical Supervision/Interprofessional Education.

We talk with Dr. Farinella about treatment efficacy for childhood apraxia of speech, and the systematic study of the principles of motor learning.

Dr. Hinckley has research and clinical interests in neurologic communication disorders, specifically aphasia and cognition.

Dr. Dudding is director of the online masters degree program at James Madison University. Her current work is in the area of virtual simulations.

Lisa Murray has over 10 years experience working with children and adults in a variety of settings and is currently starting her 5th year in home health.

Dr. Poll researches improving assessment practices and better defining the cognitive and linguistic characteristics of language-learning disorders.

Alan G. Kamhi is a Professor in the Department of Communicative Sciences and Disorders at the University of North Carolina-Greensboro.

Dr. McCarthy's research includes developing better computer user interfaces and expanding creative possibilities for those with complex communication needs.

Dr. Davidow's research includes stuttering treatment outcomes, anticipation, and measurement as well as speech changes during fluency-inducing conditions.