Susan Bartlett
Susan E.M. Bartlett joined the clinical faculty in 1975 after working in both hospital and public school settings. She earned her degrees at Elmira (NY) and University of Connecticut. Areas of professional interest include clinical supervision/education, communication disorders in young children through adolescents, and accent modification. Susan has presented workshops, short courses, posters, and lectures at the local, state, and national levels on the topics of managing the university Speech & Hearing Clinic, child language assessment, and clinical education. Her past and present service to the profession includes holding offices and membership in state and national organizations, including Special Interest Division 11 and the ASHA working group on Quality Indicators in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology. Presently, Susan is the director of the Speech & Hearing Clinic where she oversees the daily operations of the clinic and contributes to the Clinical Education curriculum of the Communication Disorders program within the Department of Communication Sciences.