C. ALLYSON SCHAFF

UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON

I am an Instructional Assistant Professor in the Communication Sciences and Disorders Department where I teach the following undergraduate courses: Language Development, Phonetics, Speech Development and Disorders, and Language Disorders. I also teach the following graduate courses: Elective on Written Language Disorders and Clinic Class. I am currently teaching Selected Topics in COMD (Teaching in Higher Ed) in the PhD program.

FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY

I taught post-baccalaureate courses in Normal Development and Clinical Phonetics in the online Bridge Program at Florida State University.

SPEECH@EMERSON

I facilitated graduate courses in Speech Sound Disorders and Clinical Methods and Comprehensive Examination Preparation.

I enjoy teaching learning science research to my students to support their learning in these courses.

UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON 

I supervise graduate clinicians in their first-year placements at the University Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic and have also supervised second-year clinicians in their school placements.

CURTIN UNIVERSITY

I supervised students in their school placements at Curtin University in Western Australia.

I love working with student clinicians and helping them to see the connection between theoretical principles in their coursework to clinical practice. Please see my Teaching Philosophy to see how I implement learning science research into clinical settings.

I worked as a pediatric SLP in Kuwait, Australia, and the United States for over 15 years.

I enjoy working with children who fit the Developmental Language Disorder profile and am most interested in the intersection between speech and written language.