5 years (2011-15), SPED/SLPA 884 - Speech & Speech-Language Language Development Hearing Pathologist/Auditory Impairments Consultant, Boys Town National Research Hospital, communication development in Omaha, Nebraska early childhood. SLPA 461/461L & 861/861L- Language Disorders: Preschool & Lab 0 SLPA 488/888 - Linguistic Needs of Started as a Bilingual & Culturally Different Lecturer IN SLPA Students at UN-L in 1995 SLPA 862A - Language Disorders Language Development and is now an in Special Populations: Birth to 3 Language Disorders: Infants Associate Communication Assessment & and Preschool Children Professor. Intervention Augmentative Exceptional SLPA 862J - Language Disorders Communication Expertise in in Special Populations: Severe Severe/Profound Disabilities Associate Ph.D., University of Language Speech Language SLPA 983A - Child Language Autism: Early Cress, Cynthia Professor Wisconsin Development. Pathology UG/GR Development & Disorders Communication & Intervention Alicia teaches the professional issues course for undergraduate students in speech-language pathology and audiology. She also teaches a lab for first-year graduate students that provides information related to language and learning. Her supervision responsibilities focus on preparing graduate students in Language and literacy the Barkley Speech Language relationships and Hearing Clinic, as well as Adolescent and adult coordinating school-based language/learning disabilities experiences. She School-based a student teaching language pathology issues Speech Language seminar for students during their Accent modification Alicia Lecturer M.S. Colorado State 15 Pathology UG/GR school-based practica. Telepractice SLPA 865 - Voice Disorders (1) the use of neuroimaging to SLPA 966/966L - Swallowing isolate the neural substrates Disorders & Lab responsible for modulating tongue movements, (2) examining the effects of bolus properties such as taste, volume, and viscosity on 0 -- Exceptional swallowing biomechanics in Expertise in the wounded and injured military areas of Voice and service members, and (3) Assistant Ph.D., University of Swallowing Speech Language testing novel methods of Dietsch, Angela Professor Kansas Disorders. Pathology GR tracking vocal use and
5 years (2011-15), Speech-Language Pathologist/Auditory Consultant, Boys Town National Research Hospital, Omaha, Nebraska SPED/SLPA 884 - Speech & Language Development Hearing Impairments communication development in early childhood. Cress, Cynthia Associate Professor Ph.D., University of Wisconsin 0 Started as a Lecturer IN SLPA at UN-L in 1995 and is now an Associate Professor. Exceptional Expertise in Language Development. Speech Language Pathology SLPA 461/461L & 861/861L- Language Disorders: Preschool & Lab SLPA 488/888 - Linguistic Needs of Bilingual & Culturally Different Students SLPA 862A - Language Disorders in Special Populations: Birth to 3 Communication Assessment & Intervention SLPA 862J - Language Disorders in Special Populations: Severe SLPA 983A - Child Language Development & Disorders Language Development Language Disorders: Infants and Preschool Children Augmentative Communication Severe/Profound Disabilities Autism: Early Communication & Intervention UG/GR Alicia Lecturer M.S. Colorado State 15 Speech Language Pathology Alicia teaches the professional issues course for undergraduate students in speech-language pathology and audiology. She also teaches a lab for first-year graduate students that provides information related to language and learning. Her supervision responsibilities focus on preparing graduate students in the Barkley Speech Language and Hearing Clinic, as well as coordinating school-based experiences. She a student teaching seminar for students during their school-based practica. Language and literacy relationships Adolescent and adult language/learning disabilities School-based pathology issues Accent modification Telepractice UG/GR Dietsch, Angela Assistant Professor Ph.D., University of Kansas 0 -- Exceptional Expertise in the areas of Voice and Swallowing Disorders. Speech Language Pathology SLPA 865 - Voice Disorders SLPA 966/966L - Swallowing Disorders & Lab (1) the use of neuroimaging to isolate the neural substrates responsible for modulating tongue movements, (2) examining the effects of bolus properties such as taste, volume, and viscosity on swallowing biomechanics in wounded and injured military service members, and (3) testing novel methods of tracking vocal use and GR language
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