Over the past 30 years, I have practiced Speech-Language Pathology and combined my teaching expertise with clinical application for both undergraduate and graduate students. As an SLP, I have worked with adults and children with a variety of communication disorders in a variety of settings including hospitals, day treatment centers, early intervention and private practice. As an instructor, I have taught all of the undergraduate courses in speech-language pathology at Touro College, was the Clinical Coordinator of the Speech and Hearing Center at Pace University, and Clinical Supervisor for the Speech Pathology graduate program at Queens College.

Education

BA from SUNY@Buffalo

MA from Queens College

Area(s) of Expertise

Speech-Language Pathology

 

Research

PROMPT  Therapy for Apraxia of Speech

Regular Courses Taught

Phonetics, Normal Speech and Language Development, Anatomy & Physiology of Speech; Communication Disorders (Sp Pathology 1); Language Disorders in Children (speech Pathology 2), Fundamentals of Speech, Disorders of Feeding, Swallowing and Motor Speech Disorders