Graduate Research Papers
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Submissions from 2023
Read the Feed: Evaluating the Role of an Interactive Infant Feeding Simulator on Demonstrated Feeding Skills, Sarah MacDougall, Kelsey Feller, and Alyssa Mason, Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders, Graduate Research Paper (Electronic Copy Not Available)
Submissions from 2021
School speech-language pathologists' identification, use, and need of resources and materials, Emily Michael, Melissa Tranel, and Hannah Fahey, Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders, Open Access Graduate Research Paper
Submissions from 2020
Clinical outcomes of orofacial myofunctional therapy in children without concurrent orthodontia, Julia Logan, Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders, Open Access Graduate Research Paper 2021 Award
Submissions from 2018
Parent perspectives on inclusive bookclubs, Amy Bucciferro, Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders, Open Access Graduate Research Paper