Faculty & Staff

Name and Title	Interests	Contact Information
David Alexandar, Au.D. Clinical Assistant Professor Audiology	Pediatric and adult diagnostic audiology; newborn audiologic assessments; hearing aids	dalexander AT_TOWSON
Saradha Ananthakrishnan Assistant Professor Audiology	Characterization of the human frequency following response to steady state vowels, time varying diphthongs and speech in background noise in normal hearing and sensorineural hearing impairment; Neural plasticity in the auditory system; Cortical potentials in normal hearing and hearing impaired populations; relationship between cortical and sub-cortical evoked potentials	sananthakrishnan@towson.edu 410-704-6369 Van Bokkelen, Room 103 D
Karen Day, M.S. Clinical Associate Professor Speech-Language Pathology	Early identification of speech and language disorders; interprofessional collaboration; speech/language intervention for preschoolers in a natural environment	kday AT_TOWSON 410-704-4022 Olympic Place, Room 420 (Institute for Well-Being)
Diana Emanuel, Ph.D. Professor Department Chairperson	Program development; Hearing Science; Pedagogy	demanuel AT_TOWSON 410-704-2417 Van Bokkelen, Room 105
Paul Evitts, Ph.D. Professor Speech-Language Pathology	Cognitive work load and voice disorders; Voice options following laryngectomy; Adult neurogenic disorders; Dysphagia; Eye-gaze and speech perception	pevitts AT_TOWSON 410-704-3860 Van Bokkelen, Room 109F
Karen Fallon, Ph.D. Professor Speech-Language Pathology Graduate Program Director	Literacy; Childhood Language Disorders; Language Development; Learning Differences; Adult & Adolescent Language & Literacy	kfallon@towson.edu 410-704-2437 Van Bokkelen, Room 103E
Mackenzie Fama, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Speech-Language Pathology	Aphasia; Adult neurogenic disorders; Neural bases of language processing; Stroke recovery	mfama AT_TOWSON 410-704-2449 Van Bokkelen, Room 005
Lisa M. Geary, M.S. Clinical Assistant Professor Speech-Language Pathology	Instructional Technology in Speech-Language Therapy; AAC/ Assistive Technology, Child Language Disorders; Autism & Related Disorders; Language and Literacy in Low Income Families	lgeary AT_TOWSON 410-704-7547 Olympic Place, Room 417 (Institute for Well-Being)
Sharon Glennen, Ph.D. Professor Speech-Language Pathology Director, Institute for Well Being	Language Disorders in Children; Language Development and Disorders in Internationally Adopted Children; Augmentative and Alternative Communication	sglennen AT_TOWSON 410-704-3097 Olympic Place, Room 423 (Institute for Well-Being)
Iona Johnson, Ph.D. Clinical Associate Professor Speech-Language Pathology	Stroke recovery; adult neurogenic speech and language disorders; aphasia; accent modification; dysphagia	Ijohnson AT_TOWSON 410-704-5376 Olympic Place, Room 418 (Institute for Well-Being)
Peggy Korczak, Ph.D. Professor Audiology	Auditory electrophysiology, central auditory processing, and otoacoustic emissions	pkorczak AT_TOWSON 410-704-5903 Van Bokkelen, Room 109D
Amanda N. Kozlowski, Au.D. Audiology Clinic Director	Vestibular testing; hearing instruments; cochlear implants; clinical supervision	akozlowski AT_TOWSON 410-704-3616 Olympic Place, Room 426 (Institute for Well-Being)
Christina Yeager Pelatti, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Speech-Language Pathology	Language Development and Disorders; Emergent Literacy; Effective Interventions targeting language and literacy in children	cpelatti AT_TOWSON 410-704-5375 Van Bokkelen Hall, Room 103A
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	mpellowski AT_TOWSON 410-704-5899 Van Bokkelen, Room 109E
Karen Pottash, M.A. Speech-Language Pathology Clinic Director	Clinical supervision; diagnostics; child articulation and phonology; child language, child fluency	kpottash AT_TOWSON 410-704-3607 Olympic Place, Room 425 (Institute for Well-Being)
Jennifer Smart, Ph.D. Associate Professor Audiology Graduate Program Director	Auditory Processing Abilities of Young Adults with Asperger’s Syndrome; Efficacy of personal FM systems for children with auditory processing disorder (APD); Test-retest reliability of APD assessments; Reported benefits and use of personal FM systems for children with APD; Communication options for people with Neurofibromatosis Type 2	jsmart AT_TOWSON 410-704-3105 Van Bokkelen, Room 102
Elise Smith, Au.D. Assistant Clinical Professor Undergraduate Speech-Language Pathology & Audiology Program Coordinator	Diagnostic Audiology; adult and pediatric populations; Hearing Aids Vestibular Assessment and Rehabilitation; Electrophysiology	esmith AT_TOWSON 410-704-5539 Olympic Place, Room 416 (Institute for Well-Being)
Nirmal Srinivasan Ph.D. Assistant Professor Audiology	Speech Perception, Room acoustics, Reververation, Psychoacoustics, Aging, Hearing Aids, Statistics, Central Auditory Processing Disorders	nsrinivasan AT_TOWSON 410-704-3920 Van Bokkelen, Room 105 E
Kaitlyn Wilson, Ph.D. Assistant Professor Speech-Language Pathology	Autism spectrum disorders; Language development (typical and atypical); Behavioral interventions targeting social interaction and communication; Professional training practices	kwilson@towson.edu 410-704-3096 Van Bokkelen, Room 005

Administrative Staff

Name and Title

Contact Information

Donna Fox

Administrative Assistant I

dtfox AT_TOWSON

410-704-4153

Van Bokkelen, Room 105

Kay Glorioso

Administrative Assistant II

kglorioso AT_TOWSON

410-704-4153

Van Bokkelen, Room 105B