Speech-Language Pathology - Students and Alumni in Action
Michele
Zucker Saunders '01, a graduate of our very first class, recently published a
set of communication activity books designed for speech-language pathologists
and special educators who work with children on the autism spectrum. The
6-volume series, titled Autism and PDD: Things I Can Say and Do, was published
by LinquiSystems in August 2006. Michele is a speech-language pathologist in the
Haverstraw-Stony Point school district in Rockland County, New York.
Congratulations, Michele!
Allyson
Castellano '06 and Jennifer Pabon '6 delivered a presentation at the
46th annual NYSSLHA Convention in Saratoga, NY, in April 2006. Their talk, A
metabolic imbalance: Implications for oral facial clefting and cognitive changes
in the elderly, grew out of their clinical experiences with neonatal and
geriatric populations at Westchester Medical Center. It was exciting to watch
them turn their experience into insights for other professionals! At this
writing, Ally and Jen are well launched in their Clinical Fellowship Years.
Michele
Zucker Saunders '01, a graduate of our very first class, recently published a
set of communication activity books designed for speech-language pathologists
and special educators who work with children on the autism spectrum. The
6-volume series, titled Autism and PDD: Things I Can Say and Do, was published
by LinquiSystems in August 2006. Michele is a speech-language pathologist in the
Haverstraw-Stony Point school district in Rockland County, New York.
Congratulations, Michele!
Allyson
Castellano '06 and Jennifer Pabon '6 delivered a presentation at the
46th annual NYSSLHA Convention in Saratoga, NY, in April 2006. Their talk, A
metabolic imbalance: Implications for oral facial clefting and cognitive changes
in the elderly, grew out of their clinical experiences with neonatal and
geriatric populations at Westchester Medical Center. It was exciting to watch
them turn their experience into insights for other professionals! At this
writing, Ally and Jen are well launched in their Clinical Fellowship Years.