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      <image:title>MS SLP Classes - CLINICAL SPEECH ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, &amp; MOTOR CONTROL (CSD 455)</image:title>
      <image:caption>Class for first-year clinical MS SLP students Course Description: Exploration of the structural and functional intricacies of the upper aerodigestive tract and concepts of motor control and learning as they pertain to speech and swallowing. Anatomical structures and physiology of the speech mechanism, including oral, pharyngeal, and laryngeal structures and the respiratory system are reviewed and theories of motor control and learning are introduced. Clinical scenarios and populations provide the context for concept exploration.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Class for first-year clinical MS SLP students Course Description: Exploration of the concepts of counseling as applied to therapeutic relationships in SLP, with a focus on the SLP’s role in supporting the client’s acceptance, growth, autonomy, and decision making. Emphasis on clinician self-awareness as a requisite component for effective counseling. Opportunity for practice of skills during structured exercises.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Weekly sessions for clinical MS SLP students Topics Include learners’ mindset/authentic learning, wellness &amp; thriving, ABAR frameworks &amp; development, social justice in CSD, essential digital literacies, leadership, critical self-reflection &amp; reflexive practices.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>SLPD Classes - Education &amp; Supervision in Speech Langauge Pathology (CSD 564)</image:title>
      <image:caption>Class for first-year SLPD students Course Description: Overview of the various roles of the speech-language pathologist as educator and supervisor. Exploration of the scholarship of teaching and learning as it applies to both didactic and clinical instruction and development. Emphasis on integration and application of best practices in education and supervision within the student’s setting of choice.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>SLPD Classes - Digital Literacies &amp; Speech Language Pathology (CSD 566)</image:title>
      <image:caption>Class for first-year SLPD students Course Description: Overview of personal knowledge management and the digital literacies requisite for professional practice. Exploration of utility and creation of digital tools and applications incorporated into therapy. Emphasis on developing and maintaining flexible personal digital systems that facilitate collaboration, connectivity, information access, and productivity.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Additional Teaching - COMMUNICATION SCIENCES &amp; DISORDERS IN FILM &amp; MEDIA</image:title>
      <image:caption>This course was offered one time as a “junior tutorial” for undergrads in the School of Communication. It was an exciting opportunity to bring together learners with diverse areas of focus (human communication and radio/tv/film) and discuss how folks with communication challenges are portrayed in the media we consume. There was substantial discussion as to the role communication professionals have in educating the public and the responsibility producers, directors, and actors have in portraying people as full beings and not outdated caricatures.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>This course was taught several times at College of DuPage (CoD). Learners in the course were considering careers in the health field. Many were applying to one of CoD’s many health sciences programs, such as nursing, phlebotomy, physical therapy assisting, or speech language pathology assisting.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Additional Teaching - SPEECH LANGUAGE PATHOLOGY ASSISTANT (SLPA) COURSEWORK</image:title>
      <image:caption>During my 13 year tenure at College of DuPage (CoD), I had the opportunity to teach about 90% of the curriculum for each two year cohort. Additionally, I had the opportunity to teach on both the quarter and semester system, as CoD transitioned to a semester system in 2004. Introduction to Speech Language Pathology (SLPA 101/1101) Language Development (SLPA 116/1109) Pediatric Language Disorders &amp; Intervention (SLPA 119) Speech Disorders &amp; Intervention (SLPA 216/1106) Adult Neurogenic Disorders &amp; Intervention (SLPA 117) Intervention Skills (SLPA 215) Clinical Methods &amp; Documentation (SLPA 2101) Professional Issues SLPA (SLPA 118/2102) Introduction to Audiology (SLPA 217/111) Clinical Practicum (SLPA 230/2112)</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Teaching Manifesto - My teaching manifesto is in a state of perpetual beta. As I develop, learn, and reflect, as the science of teaching and learning expands and uncovers new information, and as my learners open my eyes to new ways of thinking…my manifesto evolves. This is the most current incarnation.</image:title>
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      <image:title>Program Development - Speech Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA) Program at College of DuPage (CoD)</image:title>
      <image:caption>Accepting my first full-time position in academia at CoD in 2000 was my official launch into program development. As the inaugural director of a brand new program, I inherited a list of courses and was tasked with creating a cohesive curricular and programmatic experience. I was incredibly fortunate to have stumbled into the Health Sciences Division, There I learned from program directors across the continuum of health professions education (HPE) and began to investigate the body of literature around teaching, learning, and curricular theory and science in HPE. I fully revamped the program twice. The first full revision came after I developed my knowledge of curricular approaches and frameworks. This revision transformed the curriculum from a series of courses to a true program with integrated concepts and themes. The second full revision occurred when CoD transitioned from quarters to semesters. Related to my growth and development in curricula and program development, I began to serve on and was eventually made chair of the Division Curriculum Committee. As chair, I ushered all of the division’s curricula through the transition from quarters to semesters.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Program Development - Clinical Masters Program in SLP at Northwestern</image:title>
      <image:caption>After joining Northwestern as the director of the clinical master’s program, I began to work with a small team invested faculty on a program overhaul. We rebuilt the program informed by theory and evidence. The result was a completely new program informed by concept-based and spiral curricula, immersive learning, and team-based learning. Self-reflection was intentionally embedded within the program, as was emotionally intelligent leadership, cultural humility and responsivity, and wellness. As an added bonus, the new design reduced the program by one term, saving learners both time and tuition dollars. A mindset of perpetual beta is essential for anyone involved in teaching, curriculum writing, and program development. As such, we continue to monitor the program, the field, and teaching and learning science for possible improvements and enhancements.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Program Development - Clinical Doctorate (SLPD) Program at Northwestern</image:title>
      <image:caption>In 2014, I led a group of faculty in exploring the possibility of developing an SLPD program. As a testament to our Chair at the time, it was not a forgone conclusion that we would develop a program. Beginning with the question, “why an SLPD?”, we developed a strong vision for the SLPD in the landscape of the field and, subsequently, a strong mission and vision for our program. Beginning with the end in mind, we developed a completely original curriculum that supports our learners development as leaders and disrupters in education and supervsion, clinical science, business, and process improvement.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>Program Development - My First Exposure to Program Building</image:title>
      <image:caption>While I wasn’t aware of it at the time, my first exposure to building an academic program with truly interwoven objectives leading to a larger goal occurred during my time as an acute care staff SLP at Michael Reese Hospital. I was committed to supervising students and creating a clinical placement program in our department. As I moved beyond simply developing a handbook, I started to develop a program of interconnected learning objectives to be met over the course of the students’ time with me. While I genuinely had no theoretical or scientific foundation undergirding my work, it prompted me to begin to read about teaching and learning. It was at this time that I first read Teaching to Transgress by bell hooks, and I was forever changed.</image:caption>
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      <image:title>SLPD Classes -W/ New Class - Digital Literacies &amp; Speech Language Pathology (CSD 566)</image:title>
      <image:caption>Class for first-year SLPD students Course Description: Overview of personal knowledge management and the digital literacies requisite for professional practice. Exploration of utility and creation of digital tools and applications incorporated into therapy. Emphasis on developing and maintaining flexible personal digital systems that facilitate collaboration, connectivity, information access, and productivity.</image:caption>
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      <image:caption>Class for first-year SLPD students Co-taught with Dr. Meg Roberts Course in development - to be offered Spring 2022</image:caption>
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      <image:title>SLPD Classes -W/ New Class - Education &amp; Supervision in Speech Langauge Pathology (CSD 564)</image:title>
      <image:caption>Class for first-year SLPD students Course Description: Overview of the various roles of the speech-language pathologist as educator and supervisor. Exploration of the scholarship of teaching and learning as it applies to both didactic and clinical instruction and development. Emphasis on integration and application of best practices in education and supervision within the student’s setting of choice.</image:caption>
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