Faculty Research Interests
- Infant and pediatric swallowing disorders.
- Development dyspraxia.
- Cleft lip and palate.
- Autism.
- Autism.
- Imitation.
- Video modeling.
- Caregiver training.
- Early intervention.
- Central auditory processing disorder.
- International rehabilitation development.
- Evaluation and treatment
of children and adults with (central)
auditory processing disorder.
- Behavioral
treatment programs for fluency disorders.
- School-age
and adolescent language science and disorders
in multicultural populations.
- Native
American education issues.
- Phonology and articulation.
- Voice
disorders.
- Cleft palate.
- Diagnostics.
- Professional issues.
- Anatomy,
neuroanatomy, and motor speech
disorders.
- Phonological awareness and early
reading skills of children with childhood
apraxia of speech.
- Electropalatography
and real-time spectrography in treatment
of children with persistent speech sound
disorders.
- Dysphagia.
- Motor speech disorders in adults
and children, including children with
galactosemia (a rare inborn error of the
metabolism).
- Aphasia.
- Dysphagia.
- Language learning disabilities.
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