EMU Brehm Scholars Research | Department of Special Education, and Communication Sciences and Disorders | Eastern Michigan University
 

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Brehm Scholars Research from 2025

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The effects of intensity on the copy and recall treatment (CART) in aphasia, Maria Aprile

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Multilinguals and aphasia: SLP perspective on intervention, Matt J. Eby

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Speech-language pathologists’ preparation to become clinical educators, Alivia English

Understanding social goals for the autistic adult in speech-language pathology, Sydney D. Goupil

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Bilingual families' perspectives on augmentative and alternative communication devices, Reem Hamami

Elementary school-based speech-language pathologists' perspectives on implementing literacy, Samantha Kadian

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Interprofessional collaboration to create visual supports in preschool classrooms: Perspectives of speech-language pathology graduate students, Shelby Klick

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Parent perspectives on communication from speech-language pathologists, Emelia Mihuc

Faculty and student perspectives on course collaborations within the communication sciences and disorders disciplines, Shanna R. Morrison

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Elementary school-based speech-language pathologists' perspectives on the management of pediatric feeding and swallowing disorders, Kelsi L. Szakovits

Brehm Scholars Research from 2021

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Cochlear implant education amongst speech language pathologists, Alexandra Wojtowicz

Brehm Scholars Research from 2017

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Perceptions of individuals with intellectual disabilities on abuse, Sydney Hull

Brehm Scholars Research from 2014

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Special education in Michigan: Are juveniles in detention being properly served?, Leah Miller