SLP Faculty and Staff
Speech Language Pathology Faculty and Staff
Dr. Janette Quarles
Interim Program Director, Assistant Professor
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Bio:
I bring a diverse professional background to my teaching:
Owner of a manufacturing company producing therapeutic materials that I designed
Speech pathology clinical practice and supervision
Director of Special Education in Oklahoma public schools
Project Management Professional (PMP)
Principal investigator in research with significant clinical and statistical significance.
My family has had a dramatic influence on my teaching.
I am proud to be a fourth-generation Oklahoman. My grandparents taught by example
the necessity of hard work.
I became a speech pathologist through experiences with my brother who continues to
impact my knowledge and professional practices.
I have served as a caregiver including Power of Attorney and Legal Guardian for thirteen
individuals. I stress to students that our purpose is to improve individuals’ opportunities
to participate and function meaningfully in their daily lives.
Tina Bolton-Linn
Assistant Clinic Director
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Michelle Carman
Administrative Assistant
Adjunct Faculty
Dr. Jacque Scholl
Adjunct Faculty
Degree:
Monica Bein
Adjunct Faculty
Degrees:
Bridges Out of Poverty Train Our Trainer
Certification in Vital Stim
Certification in MBS-IMP
Certification in administration of Denver II Developmental Screening Test
Certification in administration of ECHO (Enriching Children’s Hearing Opportunities) program
Certification in administration of Hanen program It Takes Two to Talk
Certification in administration of Hanen program Learning Language and Loving It
Certification in administration of Hanen program Target Word
Stacy Rathbone
Adjunct Faculty
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Interests:
FEES
Myofascial Release Provider
Certified McNeill Dysphagia Therapy Program Provider
LSVT – LOUD Certification
Certified LOUD for LIFE Instructor
VitalStim Therapy Specialty Certification
I became a Speech-Language Pathologist because I have a desire to help others learn and grow. I knew that I loved teaching, but I also loved learning about the medical aspects of being a SLP. The more I grew in my clinical rotations, while finishing my degree, I quickly realized my passion for the adult population and being a medical SLP. Since graduating, my focus areas have been swallowing and voice impairments, with a mix of cognitive and language disorders as well. The longer I’m in this field the more I love it! I want to be able to share my passion for this career with other future SLP’s and hopefully make a difference in our field with the future generation professionals.
Caitlin Bruder
Adjunct Faculty
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Interests:
In my spare time, I enjoy Cherokee basket weaving which is a cultural skill and art passed down to me from my mother and grandmother.
Part-Time School Supervisors
Tina Van Horn
School Supervisor
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Autumn Mahaney
School Supervisor
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Interests:
I have worked in the field of speech-language pathology for 40 years. The majority of my experience has been in the public school setting, but I also have ten years of experience with the Northeastern State University speech and hearing department, as an instructor and clinical school supervisor.
I retired from Northeastern State University in 2019, At present time, I work part-time in the public school setting.
I am licensed by the American Speech-Language and Hearing Association and the Oklahoma Board of Examiners for Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists.
I feel that a career as a speech language pathologist offers a vast variety of opportunities and experiences and has been an immensely rewarding career for me.