Name
Title / Areas of Expertise
Title / Areas of Expertise
Clinical Professor
Audiology, hearing loss treatment, tinnitus and decreased sound tolerance management, including Tinnitus Retraining Therapy, evidence-based practice, clinical education and practice
Title / Areas of Expertise
Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, Adjunct Assistant Professor of Nursing
Title / Areas of Expertise
Lecturer
Title / Areas of Expertise
Assistant Professor
Developmental stuttering across the lifespan, group treatment for adolescents and adults who stutter, psychophysiology (EDA/RSA), kinematic analysis (Wav), acoustic analysis
Title / Areas of Expertise
Lecturer
Title / Areas of Expertise
Clinical Assistant Professor
Assessment and treatment of autism spectrum disorder (ASD), multidisciplinary diagnostic team at the Autism Assessment Clinic in the Vermont Center for Children, Youth & Families, parent/caregiver training for young children with ASD
Title / Areas of Expertise
Associate Professor and Department Chair
Analysis of prefrontal cortical function as measured by functional near infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS), task-related processing load during discourse / complex communication, comparison of discourse performance in brain injured and typical adults, cognitive-motor interference in neurodegenerative disorders (Multiple Sclerosis) - co-PI with Susan Kasser from Rehabilitation and Movement Science
Title / Areas of Expertise
Assistant Professor
Language, Autism, Electroencephalography (EEG), Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI)
Title / Areas of Expertise
Clinical Associate Professor
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 and prosthetic appliances; Dysphagia; voice disorders; supervision; accent modification
Title / Areas of Expertise
Lecturer
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 Associate 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
Name
Title / Areas of Expertise
Lecturer
Title / Areas of Expertise
Provost and Senior Vice President
The nature and treatment of autism in children, specifically addressing issues of social cognition and theory of mind using social cognitive interventions includign parent training, identification of the neurological underpinnings of emotion recognition and theory of mind deficits in children with autism, interprofessional education and collaborative practice, family-centered care
Title / Areas of Expertise
Director of UVM's SLPA and CSD Prerequisites Programs; Lecturer
Language development, early intervention, child development, speech-language pathology assistants
Title / Areas of Expertise
Lecturer
Title / Areas of Expertise
Professor, Chair
Speech sound development in typically-developing children and in children with disorders from a variety of dialect and language backgrounds; 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)
