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Mary Ruth Sizer, M.A., CCC/A, F-AAA is the coordinator of the Communication Disorders Clinic. She supervises graduate students providing basic comprehensive audiological evaluations and assessment of auditory processing, as well as school-age hearing screenings. (sizermr@appstate.edu, 262-6071) |
Clinic Staff (262-2185)
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Debe Jones (jonesdp@appstate.edu) is one of two office assistants. In addition to serving as the telephone and desk receptionist, she maintains student and clinic records and information. |
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Susanna Litrenta (litrentasc@appstate.edu) is the Clinic billing specialist. She is responsible for maintaining and processing billing records and also auditing clinic files. |
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Kathy Mann (mnnks@appstate.edu, 262-3166) is the administrative assistant for the Clinic. She is responsible for managing the Clinic budget and Clinic contracts for student placements and off-campus clinical sites. She serves as the office supervisor. |
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Heather Woodruff (woodrffhk@appstate.edu) is one of two office assistants. In addition to serving as the telephone and desk receptionist, she maintains the statistics for the Clinic. |
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Donna M. Brown, M.S. CCC/SLP supervises the diagnosis and treatment of communication disorders in preschool children ages 3-5 and children to age 8 for articulation and language. (browndm@appstate.edu, 262-6053) |
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Heather Clark, Ph.D. CCC/SLP provides clinical supervision in the medical programs. (clarkhm@appstate.edu, 262-7044) |
Kathryn Clontz, M.A. CCC/SLP supervises in the area of alternative and augmentative communication as well as helping out with the preschool and school-age population. (Kclontz1@yahoo.com)
Patsy Cody, M.A. CCC/SLP supervises in the preschool area. (tocodys@aol.com)
Geneva J. Coffey, M.S. CCC-SLP supervises graduate students providing speech-language therapy and evaluations to students, ages 19-21 years in a school setting at Foothills Correctional Institution. Caseloads consist of clients with language disorders (including phonological deficits), articulation disorders, fluency disorders, and voice disorders. Responsibilities include performing diagnostic assessments, writing clinical reports, making diagnostics placement and treatment decisions based on DPI Guidelines, writing Individual Education Plans, writing daily lesson plans and progress notes, and providing weekly therapy for qualified clients.(coffeytom@hotmail.com, 828-438-5586 ext 418)
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Lisa Forster, M.A. CCC/SLP provides clinical supervision and teaching of graduate students in the area of adult neurogenic disorders and swallowing. (forsterl@appstate.edu, 262-3092) |
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Tim Harris, Ph.D. CCC/SLP provides clinical supervision for the speech prerequsite testing. This screening test is required for all students entering the Reich College of Education. (harristb@appstate.edu, 262-3180) |
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Pam Henson, M.S. CCC/SLP provides supervision and teaching of graduate students in the area of adult neurogenic disorders and swallowing. (hensonpa@appstate.edu, 262-6061 or 265-5026) |
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William "Billy" Irwin, Ph.D. CCC/SLP provides clinical supervision in the areas of adult neurogenic communication disorders and swallowing disorders. (irwinwh@appstate.edu, 262-8313) |
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Sherry L. Street, M.A. CCC/SLP provides clinical supervision and teaching to graduate students who evaluate and provide intervention for communication disorders in infants, toddlers and preschoolers. These services can be provided in the CD Clinic, in childcare facilities or in the child's home. She also coordinates the Preschool Language and Communication Classroom and the It Takes Two to Talk, the Hanen Program® for Parents. (streetsl@appstate.edu, 262-6070) |
Sheila Temple, M.A. CCC/SLP supervises in the preschool area. (shetem4@gmail.com)
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Jennifer Van Gilder, M.A. CCC/SLP provides clinical supervision and teaching to graduate students who evaluate and provide intervention to school-aged children and adolescents who have spoken and written language disorders. (vangildrjp@appstate.edu, 262-3196) |
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Bliss Warren, M.A. CCC/SLP supervises preschool and early school-aged therapy, individual therapy sessions in the PLCC, and preschool screenings in local child care facilities. (warrenbh@appstate.edu, 262-6069). |
