Rate My Professor Laura Smith

Smith teaches key courses in the department, including CDS 595/596: Practicum in Speech and Language, CDS 670: Augmentative and Alternative Communication, CDS 600 TUT: Independent Study for Augmentative and Alternative Communication, and CDS 595 LEC: Clinical Lecture in Speech and Language. Her scholarly presentations include a 2019 talk at the ASHA Conference in Orlando, Florida, titled 'Reimagine Your Clinical Training Program Through the Use of Computer-Based Simulation'; a 2018 digital poster at the ASHA Conference in Boston, Massachusetts, on 'Recordable Books and Personalized Synthesized Voices: Preserving the Memory of People with Motor Neuron Disease'; research contribution to a 2017 ASHA poster in Los Angeles, California, for 'Project Participate: Accessible Creative and Performing Arts Programming, Interprofessional Student Training and Inclusion'; a 2016 ISAAC Convention poster in Toronto, Canada, 'Role Playing and AAC: A Therapeutic Approach to Improve Spontaneous Conversational Exchanges in Natural Contexts'; and a 2016 ASHA CEU presentation at SUNY Fredonia on 'AAC Evaluation Through Implementation.' She is located at 85 Biomedical Education Building.