Read our interview with, Abby Hemmerich an associate professor at the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. She teaches in the areas of voice, speech science, and accent addition. Her research interests include voice therapy efficacy, vocal tremor and spasmodic dysphonia, and teaching pedagogy and student engagement.

Check out our interview series with prominent SLP professors from various master's in speech-language pathology programs. Each interview will introduce you to interesting work being done in the field by amazing SLP faculty.

Dr. Veyvoda works with deaf or hard of hearing children, providing speech and auditory therapy to children who use sign language and spoken English.

Dr. Andreatta is an Associate Professor in the Department of Communication Sciences & Disorders at the University of Kentucky.

Dr. Weill's research interests include the role of memory as well as the interaction style in language development of toddlers.

Dr. Gray leads the Child Language and Literacy Lab, focusing on the development of early literacy, reading, and working memory in children and adolescents.

Learn about Emily's work with the Moore Autism Center and Oklahoma AbleTech helping people select Augmentative and Alternative Communication devices.

Dr. Madden researches aphasia, with a particular interest in the relationship between spoken and written language processing.

Dr. Mahendra is a multilingual speech-language pathologist who specializes in adult neurogenic language disorders, specifically dementia and aphasia.

Dr. Johnson's research investigates influence of structure of practice, feedback, and motivation for learning when healthy and following a brain injury.