ASLP Faculty and Staff
The Department of Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology strives to provide the finest professional education in both speech-language pathology and audiology while maintaining an excellent Arts and Sciences pre-professional undergraduate degree.
The Center offers state-of-the-art diagnosis and treatment of speech, language, and hearing disorders.
aslp.unt.edu
speechandhearing@unt.edu
940.565.2481
UNT Speech & Hearing Bldg
Centers and Clinics
UNT Speech & Hearing Center
aslp@unt.edu
940.565.2262
907 W.Sycamore St. Denton, TX
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Erin C. Schafer, Ph.D., CCC-ADepartment Chair Audiology & Speech Language Pathology Auditory processing, hearing aids, cochlear implants, remote microphone technology, autism, hearing loss |
Erin.Schafer@unt.edu 940-369-7433 SPHC 261 Faculty Profile |
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Katherine Alsop, Au.D., CCC-A, AIB-VRCAudiologist and Clinical Educator Audiology & Speech Language Pathology Adult diagnostics, balance disorders assessment and treatment, tinnitus evaluation and rehabilitation, electrophysiological testing, adult hearing aids |
katherine.alsop@unt.edu 940-369-7413 SPHC 152 Faculty Profile |
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Katsura Aoyama, Ph.D.Associate Professor and Director of Graduate Studies, Speech-Language Pathology Audiology & Speech Language Pathology Language acquisition, psycholinguistics |
Katsura.Aoyama@unt.edu 940-369-7430 Chilton 238E Faculty Profile |
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Alyssa (Nikki) Fahrenthold, M.S., CCC-SLPSpeech-Language Pathologist and Clinical Educator Audiology & Speech Language Pathology Early childhood language; pediatric feeding and swallowing disorders; aphasia; traumatic brain injury; certified in VitalStim and NMES (Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation). |
alyssa.fahrenthold@unt.edu 940-369-7497 SPHC 262 |
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Kamakshi Gopal, Ph.D., CCC-AProfessor Audiology & Speech Language Pathology Objective measures of tinnitus, prevention of music-induced hearing loss |
Kamakshi.Gopal@unt.edu 940-565-2481 SPHC 258 Faculty Profile |
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Hedieh Hashemi Hosseinabad, Ph.D., CCC-SLPAssistant Professor Audiology & Speech Language Pathology Cleft Palate Speech Assessment, Velopharyngeal Insufficiency Assessment, Speech Intelligibility, Acoustics of VPI Speech, Ultrasound Biofeedback Treatment |
Hedieh.Hashemihosseinabad@unt.edu 940-369-6234 SPHC 218 Faculty Profile |
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Amanda Labue, Au.D., CCC-APrincipal Lecturer, Associate Chair & Clinical Educator Audiology & Speech Language Pathology Adult and pediatric diagnostics; Adult amplification; Aural rehabilitation; Assistive technology |
Amanda.Labue@unt.edu 940-369-7415 SPHC 216 Faculty Profile |
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Boji Lam, Ph.D.Assistant Professor Audiology & Speech Language Pathology Effect of bilingualism and motivation on language behaviors, learning, and therapeutic outcomes in both children and adults, emotion and vocabulary learning |
Boji@unt.edu 940-565-2653 SPHC 267 Faculty Profile |
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Donguk Lee, Ph.D.Assistant Professor Audiology & Speech Language Pathology Donguk Lee is interested in noise-induced hearing loss. He is working in various research directions for ways to prevent hearing loss. In particular, he is studying auditory efferent systems through otoacoustic emissions and auditory evoked potentials. |
Donguk.Lee@unt.edu SPHC 266 Faculty Profile |
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Lauren Mathews, M.S., CCC-SLPClinical Associate Professor Audiology & Speech Language Pathology Assessment and intervention of individuals with developmental communication disorders; Autism Spectrum Disorder, specifically individuals who are non-verbal, with Theory of Mind difficulties, auditory processing difficulties and students in higher education |
Lauren.Mathews@unt.edu 940-369-7456 Chilton 238F Faculty Profile |
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Sharon Miller, Ph.D., CCC-AAssistant Professor and Director of Graduate Studies, Audiology Audiology & Speech Language Pathology Identification of neural biomarkers underlying successful speech perception outcomes in persons with hearing loss; Neural inhibition and speech-in-noise perception; Brain plasticity related to hearing aid and cochlear implant use |
Sharon.Miller@unt.edu 940-369-7385 SPHC 214 Faculty Profile |
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Stacy Nunnelee, M.A., CCC-SLPPrincipal Lecturer and Undergraduate Director Audiology & Speech Language Pathology Adult neurogenics; fluency disorders/stuttering; adults with high functioning autism; pragmatic language; pedagogy |
Stacy.Nunnelee@unt.edu 940-369-8226 SPHC 264 Faculty Profile |
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Gloria Streit Olness, Ph.D., CCC-SLPAssociate Professor Audiology & Speech Language Pathology Research and advocacy for and with people whose lives have been impacted by aphasia; the enhancement of everyday communicative functionality and life engagement, of people with aphasia and their co-survivors |
Gloria.Olness@unt.edu 940-369-7455 SPHC 217 Faculty Profile |
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Ann-Marie Pence, M.S., CCC-SLPClinical Assistant Professor Audiology & Speech Language Pathology Language disorders; implementation of various AAC programs (Augmentative & Alternative Communication); executive functioning deficits; speech sound disorders; pragmatic impairments; autism spectrum disorder; phonological awareness deficits and literacy skills |
AnnMarie.Pence@unt.edu 940-369-7497 SPHC 213 |
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Shannon Presley, M.S., CCC-SLPPrincipal Lecturer, Clinical Educator, and Assistant Clinic Director Audiology & Speech Language Pathology Adult neurogenic communication disorders resulting from an acquired brain injury |
Shannon.Presley@unt.edu 940-369-7298 SPHC 265 Faculty Profile |
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Megan ScottClinic Support Associate Audiology & Speech Language Pathology |
megan.scott@unt.edu 940-565-2262 SPHC 192 |
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Shelby SimmonsClinic Support Associate Audiology & Speech Language Pathology |
shelby.simmons@unt.edu 940-369-8761 SPHC 190 |
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Cassie Thomas, Au.D., FAAASenior Lecturer and Clinic Director Audiology & Speech Language Pathology |
Cassie.Thomas@unt.edu 940-565-2811 SPHC 220 Faculty Profile |
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Raedeen Wingate, M.S., CCC-SLPSenior Lecturer Audiology & Speech Language Pathology |
Raedeen.Wingate@unt.edu 940-369-7414 SPHC 269 Faculty Profile |