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Department of Communication Sciences & Disorders

Edwin H. Eddy Lectures

2012

  • Ruth Stoeckel
    • "Clinical Decision-Making in Assessment and Treatment of Childhood Apraxia of Speech"

2011

  • Joan Arvedson
    • Pediatric Swallowing and Feeding: Decision Making with Complex Patients
  • Barb Wollak
    • Literacy and the SLP
  • Mimi Block
    • The University of Michigan Aphasia Program "It's All About Intensive Therapy"

2010

  • Helen Sharp
    • "Clinical Ethics and Decision-Making in Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology"
  • Yvette D. Hyter
    • “Social Communication Assessment and Intervention for Children Affected by Prenatal Alcohol Exposure, Abuse or Neglect”
  • Dava Waltzman

    • "Addressing Reading and Writing in School-Age Children & Adolescents with Language Impairment"

                

2009

  • Stephen Calculator
    • “AAC & Inclusive Education for Students with Severe Disabilities”
  • Carol Goossens

    •  “What’s in Your AAC Briefcase?”

  • Anita Kozan

    • “Voice Rehabilitation Strategies across the spectrum: K-12 Children, Singers/Actors, and Transgendered Adults”

2008

  • Jeanne Juenger

    • “Telepractice in Speech/Language: Optimizing Access to Professional Resources Near and Far”

  • Susan Norwell

    • “Emergent Literacy for the Child with Autism: The Building Block Model”

  • Sally Gorski

    • “Management of Communication and Swallowing for Adults with Tracheostomy Tubes”

2007

  • Susan Norwell

    • “Play for Children with Autism and Severe Disabilities”

  • Leslie Rescorla

    • “Late Talkers”

  • Susann Dowling

    • “Foster Professional Growth:  Best Practices in Supervision”

2006

  • Sarah Sweeney James

    • “Breaking the Code to Literacy”

  • Ann Kummer

    • “Cleft Lip/Palate, Resonance Disorders, and Velopharyngeal Dysfunction:  Assessment and Intervention”

  • Joseph Duffy

    • “Psychogenic Speech Disorders in People with Possible Neurologic Disease”

2005

  • Gregory L. Lof

    • “For Clinicians:  An Articulation/Phonology Update”

  • Paul Deputy

    • “Integrated Diagnosis & Remediation of Develomental Phonological Disorders:  A Perspective for the Dawn of a New Century”

  • Tammy Hopper

    • “Managing Cognitive Communication Disorders of Dementia”

2004

  • Trisha Self

    • “Collaboration for Kids: A Winning Combination”

  • Marilyn Kertoy

    • “Communication Assessment and Intervention for Children with Tracheostomies”

  • Kathryn Garrett

    • “Strategic Use in Context:  AAC, Supported Conversation, and Group Treatment for People with Aphasia”

2003

  • Penelope S.Myers

    • “Management of Right Hemisphere Discourse Deficits”

  • Carol Westby

    • “Paradigms for Assessment and Intervention of Children with Autism Spectrum Disorders”

  • Roberta Elman

2002

  • Amy Skinder Meridith

    • “Assessment and Treatment of Developmental Apraxia of Speech”

  • Ellen M. Hickey

    • “Increasing Activities and Participation for Elder with Aphasia and Dementia”

  • Nicola Wolf Nelson
    • “Curriculum-Based Language Assessment and Intervention: Being Relevant and Making a Difference”

2001

  • Mary Wallace

    • “Treating Early Stuttering: Beyond Easy Speech”

  • Elizabeth Crais

    • “Assessment and Intervention Planning Issues: Birth to Five”

  • Hugh W. Catts

    • “Language Basis of Reading Disabilities: Implications for Early Identification and Remediation”

2000

  • Co-Sponsor of Minnesota Speech-Language-Hearing Association Convention
  • David Koppenhaver

    • “What’s, How’s and Why’s of Balanced Literacy Intervention for Children with Disabilities”

  • Edythe Strand

    • “Assessment and Treatment of Developmental Apraxia of Speech"

1999

  • Pamela S. Elder

    • “Engineering Training Environments for Interactive Augmentative Communication: Strategies for Adolescents and Adults who are Moderately/Severely Developmentally Delayed”

  • Patrick Rydell

    • “Creating Communicative Opportunities for Children with Autism in Naturalistic & Classroom Settings”

  • Leila L. Hartley

    • “Cognitive and Communication Abilities Following Brain Injury: A Functional Approach”

1998

  • Jack E. Thomas

    • “Speech after Total Laryngectomy: Current Approaches”

  • Jack Katz
    • “Central Auditory Processing: A Coherent Approach to Assessment and Management”
  • Diane Chapman Bahr

    • “Oral Motor Treatment in Children Birth to Five Years”

1997

  • Patricia Zebrowski

    • “Counseling Parents of Young Children Who Stutter”

  • Linda Swank

    • “The Brain, Language, Phonological Awareness, and Reading: Current Research and Practice”

  • Marie Rau
    • “The Management of Patients with Dementia: Communication and Related Issues”
  • Hugh W. Catts

    • “Language Basis of Reading Disabilities: Implications for Early Identification and Remediation”

1996

  • Fred D. Minifie

    • “Survival of the Professions of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology after the Year 2000”

  • Michael A. Crary

    • “Developmental Motor Speech Disorders”

1995

  • Kathryn Yorkston

    • “Management of Motor Speech Disorders: Perspectives on Dysarthria and Dysphagia,

      Management of Individuals Following Traumatic Brain Injury and Brain Stem Stroke,

      Management of Patients with Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis and with Parkinson’s Disease”

  • Moya Andrews

    • “Treatment of Voice Disorders in School-Aged Children”

  • Barbara Sonies

    • “Issues and Advances in the Evolution of Dysphagia Diagnosis and Management Across the Life Span”

1994

  • Kathryn A. Bayles

    • “Communication and Cognition in Normal Aging and Dementia”

  • Rosalind Scudder
    • “Language/Learning Disabilities in School-Aged Children”
  • Sharon Smith
  • Samuel Levine
  • Barbara Friedman
  • Arlene Carney 

1993

  • Joan Arvedson
    • “Swallowing and Feeding Disorders in Infants and Children”
  • Eugene & Crystal Cooper
    • “Fluency Disorders: Prevention, Assessment, and Treatment”
  • Mary Ann Witzel

    • “Craniofacial Syndrome Identification and Case Management”

1992

  • Co-Sponsor of Minnesota Speech-Language-Hearing Association Convention
  • Janet Norris

    • “Whole Language–Theory and Intervention”

  • Carol Westby

    • “Communication and Education in a Culturally Diverse World”

1991

  • Lois A. Nelson

    • “Stuttering in Children: From Prevention to Intervention”

  • Martha S. Burns

    • “Clinical Management: Attention and Memory Deficits”

  • Linda Zachman 

    • “Teaching Critical Thinking Skills to Language Disordered Students”

1990

  • David Luterman

    •  “Counseling the Communicatively Disordered and their Families”

  • Joe Reichle
    • “Language Intervention with the Profoundly Intellectually Handicapped”
  • Linda M.L. Kahn

    • “The Ins and Outs of Phonological Remediation”

1989

  • G. Albyn Davis

    • “Cognition and Communication in Clinical Aphasiology”

  • Morton Cooper

    • “How to be Heard, Listened to, and Liked: A Focus Primarily on Voice Disorders in School-Aged Children”

  • Charlann S. Simon

    • “Language Skills and Academic Success”

  • Christiane A.M. Baltaxe

    • “Psychiatric Illness and Communication Disorders”

1988

  • Nancy McKinley

    • “Intervention Strategies for the Language Disordered Adolescent”

  • Barry Prizant

    • “Language Intervention with Autistic Children”

  • M. Jeanne Wilcox

    • “Family Infant Programming: A Prevention/Intervention Approach with Various Service Delivery Models”

  • Rona Alexander

    • “Oral Motor Feeding Dysfunction in Children with Cerebral Palsy”

  • Yvonne Gillette

    • “Assessment and Intervention in Communication Behaviors in Children”

  • M. Jane Collins
    • “Hearing Aids and the People Using Them”

1987

  • Mark Ylvisaker

    • “Applying Interpersonal Communication Theory to Clinical Supervision: An Ongoing Process”

  • Marisue Pickering

    • “Applying Interpersonal Communication Theory to Clinical Supervision: An Ongoing Process”

  • John M. Hanley

    • “Management of Fluency Problems: Issues andMethods”

  • Michael Groher

    • “Dysphagia: Diagnostics and Treatment”

1986

  • Carol Goossens
    • “Augmentative Communication Intervention: An Emphasis on Low Technology Alternatives”
  • Julia Davis

    • “Management of Hearing Impaired Children

  • Lon L. Emerick

    • “Prevention and Treatment of Stuttering in Children”

  • Ann K. Lieberth

    • “Speech and Auditory Training for the Hearing Impaired Adolescent: Assessment and Intervention”

1985

  • Conference on Rehabilitation Applications of Computer Technology
  • Greg C. Vanderheiden
    • “Application of Augmentative Communication and Computer Access Aids”

1984

  • Patricia Cole

    • “Facilitating the Acquisition of Conversational Skills: Pre-Verbal and Early-Verbal”

  • Jeri Logemann
  • Sue Rose
    • “Modes of Communication for the Handicapped: A Theoretical and Applied Study of the Selection and Application of Alternative Communication Modalities”
  • William Perkins
    •  “Stuttering Circa 1984: Confessions of a Carpenter”

1983

  • Hugo Gregory

    • “Controversies about Stuttering Therapy”

  • Barbara C. Sonies

    • “Application of Real-Time Ultrasound Imaging to the Oral Area”

  • Glyndon D. Riley

    • Riley’s Speech & Language Institute, Santa Anna, California

      “Severity and Prediction in Stuttering”

  • C. Woodruff Starkweather

    • “The Management of Stuttering in Children and Adults”

  • Barbara Hodson

    • “Phonology: Targeting Intelligible Speech"

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