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2011 Executive Board Contact information for the CSAP Executive Board and Committee Chairs is provided for your convenience. If you would like to send e-mail to anyone on the list, click the e-mail address link. Elected Officers President Appointed Officers Commissioner On Issues & Planning President:
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Communication & Technology
Regina Lemmon
E-Newsletter Susan Benson (Chair)
Tracy Grammer
Amber Heape (Chair)
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Molly is a speech language pathologist and has been a sole
proprietor for 20 years working
with children. She shares an office with a fabulous group of PTs,
OTs and SLPs. Molly lives in Eagle River, Alaska with her husband,
Steve, and all the remaining animals from when thegrown children,
Mike and Stephanie,moved out. She enjoys all things technological,
is an i-phone addict and a big fan of social media. Molly
enjoys exercising, chocolate, reading her Kindle and hiking the
beautiful Alaska mountains.
Paulette
(“Willie” to old and dear friends) is a Speech Language
Pathologist with the Metro Nashville Public School, Nashville TN.
She has served as an itinerant SLP, Lead SLP, Consulting Special
Education Teacher and Autism Specialist for the district. She previously
worked as a clinical supervisor and language coordinator for Vanderbilt
University Bill Wilkerson Center, Nashville TN and as an SLP for
St. Paul Public School’s Autism Program, St. Paul MN. In her
private practice she works with preschoolers to adults with TBI,
stuttering and ASD. Paulette has been active in the Tennessee Association
of Audiologists and Speech Language Pathologists as the Public Schools
Chair, Member-At-Large, convention program co-chair, President Elect
and currently as President. Her two granddaughters, ReesAnne and
Kennedy live in Cumming, GA with their dad, Sean (son) and mom Teresa.
Her daughter, Codie, lives in Nashville, TN. She travels often,
back up north, to Minnesota to visit her nieces, nephews, great
nieces and nephews and her great-great niece. In her spare time
she very active in her church, volunteers and co chairs the annual
convention for the Autism Society of Middle Tennessee and is a leader
for Weight Watchers. You can find her at gym at 5:00 am reading
a good spy novel on the cardio machines or lifting weights. She
loves to travel, the theater, music and gather with good friends.
Her greatest loves are Gary, her husband and Ryder, her 2 year old
German shepherd.
Carol is a speech language pathologist working at Pulaski Heights Middle
School within the Little Rock School District in Arkansas.
She is known as the "Butter Queen" and "Cake Lady"
to her family, friends, and colleagues. She loves to cook
- making many birthday and holiday goodies for all. Her colleagues
and students especially enjoy her homemade cocoa. Carol enjoys
staying in touch with friends and family through Facebook and is
always up for a game of "Words With Friends." She is married
to Eric and is the mother of three teenagers - Amber and twins,
Josh and Jack.
Dawn
and her husband live in rural southwest Wisconsin. We have
2 children, a son Caleb 11 and a daughter Taylor 7. I worked
in the schools for 12 years, went to the university as a clinical
supervisor last year and loved it (but not the 3 hour commute) and
now work in skilled nursing facilities as SLP and Rehab Program
Coordinator. I don't have too much time for my hobbies/interests
right now as my life is pretty much all about work and the kids
activities. I do enjoy my daily cappuccino, scrapbooking and
working out (when I have time), reading, skiing, mountain biking,
shopping, coaching cheerleading and gymnastics and drinking sweet
wine!
Tara,
SCSHA Past President is a Speech-Language Pathologist, Board Certified
Behavior Analyst and National Board Certified Teacher in the area
of Exceptional Needs. Tara previously worked for 14 years as an
SLP and Preschool Autism Teacher in the public schools and a PRN
SLP at skilled nursing facilities and a local rehabilitation hostpital.
Currently, Tara maintains a private practice in speech-language
pathology and is the Assistant Director of Therapeutic Services
for SeaSTAR, where she does behavioral consulting for clients with
ASD. Tara lives in Mount Pleasant, SC, a suburb of Charleston, where
she enjoys volunteer work that supports the autism community and
is the Chair of the Board of Directors for Camp Good Times of Charleston,
a local summer camp for children with ASD. She is a foodie
with a great love of traveling, laughing with friends and enjoying
the coastal community in which she lives.
Rachel is a Program Professor and Clinical Supervisor in the Department of Speech, Language and Communication Disorders at Nova Southeastern University (NSU) in Fort Lauderdale, FL. She received her doctorate degree from Howard University, master’s from University of Central Florida and her bachelor’s from the University of Florida. She enjoys advising and teaching the students in the master’s and doctoral programs. Her research areas of interests include child language, fluency and fluency disorders, and culturally and linguistically diverse populations. In addition, she is a certified member of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) in Speech-Language Pathology. Also, she is a 2007 graduate of ASHA’s Leadership Development Program and has served on various ASHA committees. Currently, she serves as Treasurer and Multicultural Committee Chairperson for the Florida Association of Speech Language Pathologists and Audiologists (FLASHA), Stuttering Specialist for the Stuttering Foundation of America (SFA), Chairperson of NSU’s Affiliate Chapter of NBASLH, and member of the Fischler School of Education and Human Services’ Office of Community Education and Diversity Affairs Advisory Council (OCEDA). 
Regina
is a graduate of Columbia College of South Carolina (bachelor's
degree) and the University of South Carolina (master's
degree and Ph.D.).
Susan is an assistant professor in the Department of Communication Sciences
and Disorders at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center.
Her position at the university allows her to pursue her passion
for helping children with communication disorders through administration
of the John W. Keys Language Enrichment and Pre-kindergarten Success
Program, teaching at the undergraduate and graduate levels, and
in conducting research in narrative and early literacy development.
Previous to her position at the University of Oklahoma, she was
employed as a speech-language pathologist in a public school setting
for 16 years. She has been active in the Oklahoma Speech-Language-Hearing
Association, serving as councilor-at-large, Vice-President, and
Conference Chair. She is a Paralympian, having competed in Wheelchair
Fencing at the 2000 Paralympic Games in Sydney, Australia and the
2004 Paralympic Games in Athens, Greece. As a person with a disability,
she is a strong advocate for the rights of all individuals to participate
fully in life activities. In 2006, she was recipient of the Don
Davis Award which is the highest honor awarded by the Oklahoma City
Mayor's Committee on Disability Concerns. Susan is married to Jerry
and has two grown children, Paul (age 27), and Jenna (age 24), both
of whom are her greatest pride and joy. |
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