Faculty & Staff

Name and Title Interests Contact Information

Saradha Ananthakrishnan, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Audiology Graduate Program Director

(she/her)

Neurophysiological representation of auditory signals in listeners with typical and atypical auditory systems; Simulation in audiology; Machine learning & audiology

 

410-704-6369

Health Professions, 3140 N

William J. Bologna, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Audiology

(he/him)

Clinical applications for virtual reality technology in audiology; Aging; Aural rehabilitation; Psychoacoustics; Speech perception

410-704-2437

Health Professions, 3140 R

Patti Caudill, M.S., CCC-SLP

Assistant Clinical Professor

Speech-Language Pathology

(she/her)

Craniofacial disorders, Motor speech disorders, Velopharyngeal dysfunction, Dysphagia throughout the lifespan with special interest in pediatric feeding-swallowing, Clinical diagnostics, Instrumental assessment of swallowing and voice disorders, Interprofessional team care (aerodigestive, cleft, NICU)

410-704-5376

7400 YR, Room 4150

Kelly L. Coburn, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Speech-Language Pathology 

(they/them)

Autism, neurodiversity, language and communication, AAC, gender diversity, qualitative methods

410-704-6322

Health Professions, 4140 GG

Karen Day, M.S.

Associate Clinical Professor

Speech-Language Pathology Graduate Program Director

(she/her)

Early identification of speech and language disorders; interprofessional collaboration; speech/language intervention for preschoolers in a natural environment



410-704-3098

Health Professions, 4140 HH

   

Alexandra Z. Durfee, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Speech-Language Pathology

(she/her)

Investigating the underlying processes for recognizing and expressing emotional prosody; understanding the role of context in communication abilities after right hemisphere stroke; developing evidence-based communication interventions for adults with acquired brain injury, particularly aprosodia

410-704-3860

Health Professions, 4140 U

Diana Emanuel, Ph.D. 

Professor

Audiology

(she/her)

Lived Experience of the Audiologist (LEA) Project; Survey-based research on audiology practice issues; Hearing Science; DEI issues in CSD

 



410-704-2417

Health Professions, 3140 CC

Caelie Giapponi, M.S.

Assistant Clinical Professor

Speech-Language Pathology

(she/her)

 

410-704-7553

7400 YR, Room 4150

 

Ashley Z. King, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Audiology

(she/her)

Characterization of perceptual changes following vestibular impairment; Balance assessment and fall prevention; Chronic dizziness; Vestibular compensation; Vestibular evoked myogenic potential testing.

410-704-2449

Health Professions, 3140 P

Holly Lind-Combs, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor 

Speech-Language Pathology

(she/her)

Spoken language development in deaf/hard of hearing children; Pragmatic language; Language acquisition

410-704-4327

Health Professions, 4140 P

Amanda N. Kozlowski, Au.D.

Hearing and Balance Center Director

(she/her)

Vestibular testing; hearing instruments; cochlear implants; clinical supervision 

410-704-3616

Administration Building, Room 2241H

 

 

Julie Norin, Au.D.

Assistant Clinical Professor

Audiology

(she/her)

Adult and Pediatric Diagnostics, Hearing Aids, Counseling in Audiology, and Aural Rehabilitation

 

410-704-3617

Administration Building, Room 2241L

Chhayakant Patro, Ph.D.

Assistant Professor

Audiology

Cochlear implants, aging, "cocktail party" listening, peripheral and central factors underlying individual differences in speech perception

410-704-5903

Health Professions, 3140 W

Katherine G. Peitsch, Au.D.

Assistant Clinical Professor

Audiology

(she/her)

Hearing aids; diagnostic audiology; auditory processing disorders; clinical supervision

410-704-5539

Administration Building, Room 2241K

 

Mark Pellowski, Ph.D.

Professor

Speech-Language Pathology

The assessment and treatment of stuttering (and other fluency disorders) across the lifespan; The relationship between speech rate and stuttering; The speech and language abilities of people who stutter

410-704-5899

Health Professions, 4140 EE

Karen Pottash, M.A.

Speech and Language Center Director

(she/her)

Clinical supervision; diagnostics; child articulation and phonology; child language, child fluency


410-704-3607



Nirmal Srinivasan, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Undergraduate Speech-Language Pathology & Audiology Program Coordinator

Audiology

(he/him)

Speech Perception, Room acoustics, Reververation, Psychoacoustics, Aging, Hearing Aids, Statistics, Central Auditory Processing Disorders

410-704-3920

Health Professions, 3140 S

 

Wang, Danyang, Ph.D. 

Assistant Professor

Speech-Language Pathology

(she/her)

Child language development; Bilingualism; Developmental language disorder; Language assessment

410-704-3105

Health Professions, 4120 Z

Kimberly Webster, M.S.

Assistant Clinical Professor

Speech-Language Pathology

(she/her)

Preschool speech and language disorders, head and neck cancer

410-704-4022

7400 YR, Room 4152

Kaitlyn Wilson, Ph.D.

Associate Professor

Department Chairperson

Speech-Language Pathology

Program Director, Autism Studies Ph.D.

(she/her)

 

Autism spectrum disorders; Language development (typical and atypical); Behavioral interventions targeting social interaction and communication; Professional training practices 

410-704-5375

Health Professions, 4120 P

 

Staff

Name and Title Contact Information

Danielle Brower

Program Specialist

(she/her)

410-704-5358

Health Professions, 4120 L

Kirsten Granit

Administrative Assistant II

(she/her)

410-704-6048

Health Professions, 4149 D

 

Emeritus Faculty

NAME iNTERESTS cONTACT iNFORMATION
Sharon Glennen, Ph.D. 

Language development in internationally adopted children and language learning disabilities. 

 

Sheryl Cooper, Ph.D.

American Sign Language on college campuses, American Sign Language Interpreting, Deafblind culture and communication, and American Sign Language in Jewish settings

Vic Gladstone, Ph.D. Fine art, portrait, and sports photography; spending time with family, friends, our dogs; travel; golf; bicycling; clinical and educational program consultation
Peggy Korczak, Ph.D. Electrophysiology  
Joyce Reitzel, Ph.D.   Language development

Eva Hester, Ph.D.

Communication Sciences and Disorders n/a