Name
Title / Areas of Expertise
Title / Areas of Expertise
Eleanor M. Luse Clinic Scheduler and Receptionist
Title / Areas of Expertise
Clinical Educator
Title / Areas of Expertise
Clinical Professor
Title / Areas of Expertise
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Adjunct Assistant Professor of Nursing
Title / Areas of Expertise
Lecturer
Title / Areas of Expertise
Lecturer
Name
Title / Areas of Expertise
Administrative Assistant
Title / Areas of Expertise
Associate Professor and Interim Chair
- Analysis of prefrontal cortical function as measured by functional near infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) & fMRI
- Task related processing load during discourse / complex communication
- Stuttering behavior and cortical laterality in adults - pre and post treatment response
- A comparison of discourse performance in brain injured and typical adults
- Developing a brain computer interface for communication and environmental control in persons with severe motor impairments
Title / Areas of Expertise
Assistant Professor
- Language
- Autism
- Electroencephalography (EEG)
- Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI)
Title / Areas of Expertise
Clinical Associate Professor, Eleanor M. Luse Clinic Director, Off-Campus Placement Coordinator
- Speech sound disorders
- Language and literacy
Title / Areas of Expertise
Clinical Associate Professor, VT LEND Clinical Director and Associate Training Director
- Training culturally responsive clinicians and future leaders
- Universal Design for Learning
- Community and classroom-based communication programming for students with multiple disabilities
- Supporting adults with developmental disabilities to become effective communicators
Title / Areas of Expertise
Clinical Assistant Professor
- Craniofacial anomalies
- Cleft lip and palate
- Resonance disorders
- Prosthetic appliances
- Dysphagia
- Accent modification and supervision
Title / Areas of Expertise
Lecturer
Title / Areas of Expertise
Professor
- Treatments for preschool children who stutter
- Temperament and recovery from stuttering in children and adults
Title / Areas of Expertise
Associate Professor
- Mother/child interaction strategies
- Social cognition in ASD, ADHD, and oral and late-signing children with hearing loss
- Child language development
- Measurement of Theory of Mind
- Efficacy of story-based interventions used in treatment of autism spectrum disorders
- Visual attention to face stimuli in autism spectrum disorders
Title / Areas of Expertise
Clinical Assistant Professor
- Clinical supervision and education of students working with children and adults who stutter
- Facilitation of Stuttering Support Groups for Vermonters of all ages who stutter
- Implementation research on the effectiveness of the Lidcombe Program treatment in preschool-age children who stutter
Title / Areas of Expertise
Lecturer
Title / Areas of Expertise
Lecturer
Name
Title / Areas of Expertise
Lecturer
Title / Areas of Expertise
Clinical Associate Professor
- Autism spectrum disorders (ASD)
- Parent training using the Hanen program
- Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS)
- Feeding disorders in children with ASD
Title / Areas of Expertise
Dean and Professor
- Using social stories and comic strip conversation to improve the behavior, communication and perspective-taking of children with ASD
- Parent training to support social communication in children with ASD
- Facilitating the play and social interaction of preschool children with ASD and their typical peers
- Assessing theory of mind in children with and without ASD
Title / Areas of Expertise
Lecturer and Director, SLPA and SLP Prerequisites Programs
- Language Development
- Early Intervention
- Child Development
Title / Areas of Expertise
Administrative Assistant
Title / Areas of Expertise
Lecturer
Title / Areas of Expertise
Department Business Manager
Title / Areas of Expertise
Professor, Chair
- Speech sound development in typically-developing children and in children with disorders
- Childhood Apraxia of Speech
- Motor speech, phonological, and literacy difficulties associated with neurodevelopmental syndromes, such as autism spectrum disorders, Down syndrome, Williams syndrome, and 7q11.23 Duplication syndrome (which was just identified in 2004)
