Resources

Dr. Cabbage's research interests center on links between early speech and language skills and later literacy acquisition.

Dr. Neils-Strunjas conducts clinical research with teams across the US in speech-language pathology, rehabilitation, psychology, and neurology.

Dr. Hughes researches AAC, individuals with developmental disabilities across the lifespan, and culturally and linguistically diverse populations.

Dr. Meigh is director of the WVU Speech Motor Control Lab, which uses behavioral and kinematic measures to investigate speech motor control functions.

Dr. Finke is an Associate Professor at University of Tennessee. She researches improving friendship outcomes for people on the autism spectrum.

Dr. Pace's researches language acquisition in culturally and linguistically diverse children under five with an emphasis on parent-child interaction.

The Glaspey Dynamic Assessment of Phonology, is a nationally normed dynamic assessment of speech sound production available in early 2019.

We talk with Professor Foldvary about what it is like to be in an online speech pathology master's program and how to prepare.

Dr. Kisenwether researches subjective and objective measures of speech, dysphagia, fluency, and voice at Misericordia University.

Dr. Kaipa's research looks at effects of multilingualism on linguistic and cognitive processing using behavioral and electrophysiological outcome measures.