Angela J. Kennedy, MA, CCC-SLP | Curriculum Vitae 2204 Wildwood Lane, Denton, TX 76210 432-349-4619 angela.kennedy@unt.edu Education Master of Arts in Speech-Language Pathology University of North Texas, Denton, TX 2005-2007 — Bachelors of Arts in Speech-Language Pathology University of North Texas, Denton, TX 2003-2005 — Associate’s Degree in General Studies Midland College, Midland, TX 2001-2003 — Clinical Experience Clinical Supervisor / Adjunct Faculty University of North Texas, Denton, TX January 2013 to Present — Provide clinical supervision and education to graduate level clinicians within the university clinic setting Created and led an intensive program involving both group and individual therapy for children with childhood apraxia of speech Created and led a program including both group and individual therapy for clients under 3 years of age with varying disorders Supervised additional group therapy experiences including: Preschool Speech-Language program, All About Communication, Communication Competency groups, and school-aged language based groups Collaborate with school-based professionals and provide training opportunities for clients with childhood apraxia of speech Plan, train and implement a variety of pediatric general diagnostic cases, in addition to, supervising teams to conduct AAC and pediatric motor speech evaluations Consistently guest speak in undergraduate courses regarding case studies and AAC each semester Plan, coordinate and train all SLP and AuD students in preparation of Camp Communicate program. Foundation Representative Once Upon A Time Foundation, Ft. Worth, TX May 2016 to Present — Accompany Dr. Edythe Strand, Professor Emeritus Mayo Clinic, to universities and state association meetings around the nation to provide continuing education conferences regarding diagnosis and treatment of children with childhood apraxia of speech specifically the use of DTTC. Supervising Speech-Language Pathologist Care Options for Kids, Dallas, TX July 2012 to Present — Evaluate and treat a variety of patients with varying disorders and diagnosis between the ages of birth to 21 within a home health setting. Previously, responsible for the supervision, mentoring, and case load management of 2 SLP-Assistants. Supervising Speech-Language Pathologist Andrews Independent School District, Andrews, TX August 2009 to August 2012 — Managed a large size caseload at an elementary campus that serviced primarily 3 years old to 1st grade students through implementation of RTI services, inclusion, and individual / group based treatment
Angela J. Kennedy, MA, CCC-SLP | Curriculum Vitae 2204 Wildwood Lane, Denton, TX 76210 432-349-4619 angela.kennedy@unt.edu Education Master of Arts in Speech-Language Pathology — University of North Texas, Denton, TX 2005-2007 Bachelors of Arts in Speech-Language Pathology — University of North Texas, Denton, TX 2003-2005 Associate’s Degree in General Studies — Midland College, Midland, TX 2001-2003 Clinical Experience Clinical Supervisor / Adjunct Faculty — University of North Texas, Denton, TX Provide clinical supervision and education to graduate level clinicians within the university clinic setting Created and led an intensive program involving both group and individual therapy for children with childhood apraxia of speech Created and led a program including both group and individual therapy for clients under 3 years of age with varying disorders Supervised additional group therapy experiences including: Preschool Speech-Language program, All About Communication, Communication Competency groups, and school-aged language based groups Collaborate with school-based professionals and provide training opportunities for clients with childhood apraxia of speech Plan, train and implement a variety of pediatric general diagnostic cases, in addition to, supervising teams to conduct AAC and pediatric motor speech evaluations Consistently guest speak in undergraduate courses regarding case studies and AAC each semester Plan, coordinate and train all SLP and AuD students in preparation of Camp Communicate program. January 2013 to Present Foundation Representative — Once Upon A Time Foundation, Ft. Worth, TX Accompany Dr. Edythe Strand, Professor Emeritus Mayo Clinic, to universities and state association meetings around the nation to provide continuing education conferences regarding diagnosis and treatment of children with childhood apraxia of speech specifically the use of DTTC. May 2016 to Present Supervising Speech-Language Pathologist — Care Options for Kids, Dallas, TX Evaluate and treat a variety of patients with varying disorders and diagnosis between the ages of birth to 21 within a home health setting. Previously, responsible for the supervision, mentoring, and case load management of 2 SLP-Assistants. July 2012 to Present Supervising Speech-Language Pathologist — Andrews Independent School District, Andrews, TX Managed a large size caseload at an elementary campus that serviced primarily 3 years old to 1st grade students through implementation of RTI services, inclusion, and individual / group based treatment August 2009 to August 2012