Dr. Cohen directs the Measure What Matters Lab which focuses on patient-reported outcomes measures for adults with cognitive and communication disorders.

Dr. Dolata partners with computer scientists exploring quantifiable differences in language development to improve neurodevelopmental disorder assessment.

Dr. Lorio researches language/literacy development and interventions, especially caregiver- implemented interventions designed for at-risk populations.

Dr. Walden researches Speech Pathologists' informal learning in medical environments as well as approaches to education in clinical supervision.

We talk with Dr. Rawool about her research on prevention, diagnosis and intervention of age-related deficits in speech perception.

Dr. Combs' research includes collaborative service delivery, early language development, and effects of poverty and socioeconomic factors on school success.

Dr. Cabbage's research interests center on links between early speech and language skills and later literacy acquisition.

Dr. Neils-Strunjas conducts clinical research with teams across the US in speech-language pathology, rehabilitation, psychology, and neurology.

Dr. Hughes researches AAC, individuals with developmental disabilities across the lifespan, and culturally and linguistically diverse populations.

Dr. Meigh is director of the WVU Speech Motor Control Lab, which uses behavioral and kinematic measures to investigate speech motor control functions.