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2018 Conference Invitation
Cheers to
60 Years!
This Year, we are celebrating SHAV’s 60th Conference.
We want to “Cheers to 60 Years!” with you at a special
dinner on Friday, March 23. See page 14 for details.
March 21-24, 2018
at the Doubletree by Hilton – Williamsburg, VA
SHAV Board of Directors Greetings from SHAV!
T
he Speech-Language Hearing Association of Virginia
Cornelia Hawkins-Long, MS, CCC-SLP celebrates 60 years of excellence in the field of audi-
President ology and speech-language pathology. The Execu-
corneliasemail@gmail.com tive Board invites you to utilize remarkable professional
development opportunities to re-invigorate, network
Darlene D. Robke, MS,CCC-SLP and sharpen your therapy and audiological skills at the
Past President
60th Anniversary of SHAV in Williamsburg, Virginia. This
darlenerobke@hotmail.com
year’s Conference will include an assortment of excit-
Tamara Freeman-Nichols, PhD, CCC-SLP ing expeditions in the world of alternative augmenta-
President Elect tive communication with a dynamic presentation from
tamsgot.nexus@gmail.com Theresa Dubovsky that you won’t want to miss. Returning to Virginia is Michelle
Dawson, who will give us current practice and research on pediatric dysphagia.
Renee Garrett, MSEd, CCC-SLP For the first time in decades, we have all of the Virginia speech-language pathol-
Vice President of Member Services ogy university programs presenting at this year’s Conference. For our esteemed
vpmembersshav@yahoo.com audiology colleagues, Tucker Gleason, Lori Bobsin and Amber Kiser will present
on audiology trends and hot topics. Mr. Perry Flynn will be our keynote speaker
Tamara Freeman-Nichols, PhD, CCC-SLP from the American Speech-Hearing-Language Association. He has extensive
Vice President of Governmental and expertise and co-authored articles on developing educationally relevant IEPs as
Professional Affairs well as conducting educationally relevant evaluations, so we look forward to his
tamsgot.nexus@gmail.com address to our members on Thursday night.
Jennifer Ruckner, MS, CCC-SLP The Conference Committee has worked tirelessly to ensure your continuing
Vice President of Public Relations education experience will be inspiring, educationally-relevant and located in a
and Communication well-appointed venue. While in historic Williamsburg, be sure to visit the local at-
totstoteenstherapy@gmail.com tractions. While it may be too nippy for Bush Gardens and Water Country, shop-
ping, dining and historical venues are all abound in this historic Conference site.
Amber Handon, MEd, CCC-SLP
Vice President of Continuing Education In closing, we recognize you have an assortment of options for continuing
amber.handon@charlottesvilleschools.org education. We are humbled and excited that you chose SHAV as the premier
source for professional development in the Commonwealth. Amber Handon, our
Leah Ball, AuD Conference Chairperson, has coordinated the best Conference! She has done
Vice President of Audiology an amazing job and I look forward to learning right along with you at this year’s
lball@richmondhearingdoctors.com outstanding Conference. I hope you can stick
around on Thursday for the Student Poster,
Elizabeth Tchurekow, MS, CCC-SLP and subsequent CDF Auction. University
Vice President of Speech-Language students have worked tirelessly to present
Pathology innovative and current research for this occa-
etchurekow@gmail.com sion. Please plan to stop by and discuss their
findings with them during poster sessions.
Morgan Arthur
Do not forget about the annual CDF Auc-
Student Liaison
morgan.arthur@live.longwood.edu tion. It will be better than ever this year!
Jessica Friend, MS, CCC-SLP
SHAV Secretary NEW to the Conference this year:
Jessica.friend@gmail.com
n 60th Anniversary dinner that will be held on Friday evening. It will be a
Diane Yenerall, MPM, CAE ticketed event, but will allow for continuing opportunities for networking,
SHAV Business Manager celebration and learning.
dyenerall@robertcraven.com
n The Honors Committee will highlight exceptional speech-language patholo-
Jen Cherok gists in the clinical, educational and school based settings. This is a new
SHAV Account Manager venture and one that we hope you enjoy.
shavoffice@shav.org
That’s all for now. We have done our due diligence, all that is left is for you to
David L. Bailey submit your professional leave forms, book your hotel and meet us at this year’s
Lobbyist 60th Conference as we highlight the Power of the Past and combine our collective
dbailey@capitolsquare.com efforts to be a Force of the Future.
Cornelia Hawkins-Long, MS, CCC-SLP
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Wednesday, March 21
Speech-Language Pathology
Pre-Conference Agenda
Requires Pre-registration
The Kaufman Speech to Language Protocol (K-SLP) evalu-
ation and treatment approach will be demonstrated. Video will
K-SLP Methods and highlight elements of shaping word approximations to simplify
Behavioral Strategies the difficult motor plan of words, the use of natural phonologi-
cal processes in therapy and cueing and scripting systems. The
to Build Successful K-SLP is rooted in the teaching strategies of applied behavior
analysis (ABA) and motor learning principles in regard to prac-
Vocal Communication tice schedules, feedback and retention of skills. This effective
method for children with apraxia of speech will be shared in a
functional manner, with many tips and suggestions clinicians
and parents can use immediately.
Nancy R. Kaufman, MA, CCC-SLP
Nancy is a speech-language pathologist, renowned expert in childhood apraxia of speech
(CAS) and the owner and director of the Kaufman Children’s Center for Speech, Language,
Sensory-Motor, & Social Connections, Inc. (KCC) in West Bloomfield, Michigan. Since 1979,
she has dedicated herself to establishing the Kaufman Speech to Language Protocol (K-SLP),
a treatment approach to help children become effective vocal communicators.
Nancy presents nationally and internationally on the subject of CAS and other childhood
speech-sound disorders. She has been recognized by the Michigan Speech-Language-Hearing
Association, as well as received two outstanding alumni awards. Families from around the country
and the world travel to the KCC to participate in intensive and specialized therapy programs.
Agenda:
8:00 am–8:30 am Registration
8:30 am–10:30 am Overview of the Kaufman Speech to Language Protocol (K-SLP)
10:30 am–10:45 am Break
10:45 am–12:00 pm Principles of Motor Learning and Applied Behavior Analysis
12:00 pm–1:30 pm Lunch
1:30 pm–2:45 pm Successive Approximations and Simplifying Motor Plans
2:45 pm–3:00 pm Break
3:00 pm–4:30 pm K-SLP and Expressive Language Development / Closing
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Thursday, March 22
Keynote Speaker
Advocacy, Leadership and Volunteerism:
Strategies for Member Success
Perry Flynn, MEd, CCC-SLP
Perry Flynn is the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Vice-President for
Planning, consultant to the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction in the area of
speech-language pathology and a professor in the Department of Communication Sciences
and Disorders at The University of North Carolina at Greensboro. He is a member of the
Board of Directors of Special Olympics North Carolina, a PATH certified therapeutic
horseback riding instructor and an Operation Smile volunteer.
Friday, March 23
Short Course
*Both Short Courses 1 and 2 are ticketed events and require
registration. Please see the Conference Program for times.
Dr. Ellen Stubbe Kester, PhD, CCC-SLP
Ellen Kester founded Bilinguistics to meet the speech and language needs of children from
diverse backgrounds. She provides workshops around the United States and beyond on bi-
lingualism, assessment of bilingual students and effective intervention practices with diverse
populations. She periodically teaches courses at The University of Texas at Austin in language
development, assessment and intervention of language disorders, early childhood interven-
tion, preschoolers with special needs and measurement. Her research and clinical work
address the important issue of differentiating bilingual children with typical development
from those with language impairment and identifying appropriate goals for intervention with
bilinguals.
Short Course 1 (3 hours) P
I Don’t Speak That Language: How Do I Know
if These Errors are Typical?
Short Course 2 (3 hours) P
Literacy-Based Intervention With Students
From Diverse Backgrounds
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General Information
Abstracts and
Exhibit Hall Session Handouts
Thursday, March 22
7:00 am – 8:30 am Coffee and
Light Refreshments
in the Exhibit Hall
7:00 am – 5:00 pm Exhibit Hall Open
Friday, March 23
7:00 am – 8:30 am Coffee and
Light Refreshments
in the Exhibit Hall
7:00 am – 1:00 pm Exhibit Hall Open
Saturday, March 24 All session abstracts and learner outcomes are available
on the web!
Please note there will be no Exhibit Hours Session Handouts will not be provided at the
on Saturday. SHAV Conference.
Handouts will be posted to the SHAV website. Please plan
accordingly to view and print all session information prior to
your arrival at the Conference.
Check the SHAV website Handouts will be available for viewing on the SHAV website
at www.shav.org for a and Pathfinder two weeks prior to the Conference.
Having trouble accessing the handouts on the SHAV website?
list of exhibitors Please contact the SHAV office at 888-729-7428 or send us an
email at shavoffice@shav.org.
For more information, go to www.SHAV.org
Continuing Education and Disclosure
Statements for the SHAV Conference
SHAV is approved by the American
Academy of Audiology to offer Academy
CEUs for this activity. The program is worth
a maximum of 1.7 CEUs. Academy
approval of this continuing education activity
is based on course content only and does not imply endorsement of
course content, specific products, or clinical procedure, or
adherence of the event to the Academy’s Code of Ethics. Any views
that are presented are those of the presenter/CE Provider and not
necessarily of the American Academy of Audiology.
This program is offered for up to 2.55 ASHA CEUs
(various levels; professional area).
Disclosure Statement
Presenters of the Speech-Language-Hearing Association of Virginia have financial and non-financial relationships to
disclose. Full disclosure for the presenters is provided on the SHAV website, http://shav.org/index.php/shav-conference/.
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Highlighted Presenters
Samira Anderson, PhD, AuD and has taught graduate-level courses in aural habilitation. Lori
is the current president of the Virginia Chapter of the Alexander
Samira Anderson is an Assistant Professor of Graham Bell Chapter for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing.
hearing and speech sciences at the University
of Maryland. After practicing as a clinical au-
diologist for 26 years, she decided to pursue Michelle Dawson, MS, CCC-SLP
research to better understand the hearing dif- Michelle Dawson, completed her masters in
ficulties experienced by her patients and ob- communicative sciences and disorders from
tained her doctorate. in December of 2012. James Madison University in Harrisonburg,
Samira’s current research focuses on the Virginia. She has worked in a variety of set-
effects of aging and hearing loss on central tings including the public schools, in-patient
auditory processing and neuroplasticity and uses this informa- and out-patient rehabilitative hospitals and
tion to evaluate efficacy of hearing aids, cochlear implants, and also spent many years in early intervention.
auditory training. She specializes in treating medically fragile
and complex pediatric patients with oropha-
Meredith Oakley Ashford, MS, CCC-SLP ryngeal dysphagia and feeding disorders through her private
practice, HeartWood Speech Therapy, LLC.
Meredith Oakey Ashford has been a part of
the adult acute speech pathology team at
Vanderbilt University Medical Center in Nash- Peg Dawson, EdD
ville, Tennessee for close to a decade. For Peg Dawson, EdD, NCSP, specializes in the
the graduate program at Vanderbilt, She is a assessment of children with learning and
clinic supervisor and co-instructor for the dys- attention disorders. She is past president of
phagia course. She is the lead clinician to the both National Association of School Psychol-
geriatrics and palliative care teams, regularly ogists (NASP) and the International School
contributing to rounds and case conferences. Psychology Association and is the 2006
She is currently leading a study on service delivery to patients recipient of NASP’s Lifetime Achievement
with dysphagia who are receiving palliative care. Award. Dr. Dawson is the coauthor of several
books on executive skills.
Keri Bethune, PhD, BCBA-D, LBA
Keri Bethune is an associate professor at Rebecca Epperly, MS, CCC-SLP
James Madison Unveristy (JMU) in the depart- Rebecca Epperly, has been the clinic direc-
ment of educational, foundations and excep- tor and an instructor in the Communication
tionalities. She holds a doctorate in in special Sciences and Disorders program at Radford
education from University of North Carolina University for 11 years. She has presented at
Charlotte and focused her dissertation on regional, state and national conferences on
coaching teachers to use applied behavior neurogenic communication disorders and
analytic techniques in their classrooms. She clinical education. She obtained her bach-
is a board certified behavior analyst – doc- elors degree in 1995 from Radford and her
toral and a licensed behavior analyst in the state of Virginia. At masters in 2000 from East Tennessee State
JMU, she coordinates the behavior specialist concentration for University.
the MEd program, the adapted curriculum concentration and
the visual impairments concentration. She teaches courses in
teacher preparation in the areas of behavior, classroom man- Tucker Gleason, PhD, CCC-A
agement and adapted curriculum in exceptional education and Tucker Gleason, has been a practicing audi-
inclusive early childhood education programs. ologist since 1984. Her area of clinical inter-
est is evaluation and management of vertigo
Lori Bobsin, PhD, CCC-SLP, LSLS Cert. AVT and dizziness. She is the director of audiology and the Vestibular
& Balance Center at the University of Virginia.
Lori Bobsin is the coordinator of the aural
habilitation program for University of Virginia
Cochlear Implant Program in Charlottes- Kellyn Hall, PhD, CCC-SLP
ville, Virginia. Lori has more than 17 years Kellyn Hall, is an associate professor in the
of experience providing listening and spoken communication sciences and disorders
language therapy, as well as consultation and program at Longwood University. With more
training to individuals, schools and to families than 30 years of experience as a clinician,
on a variety of topics related to auditory- teacher, researcher and author, her clinical
verbal practice, and has supervised practi- interests are in adult dysphagia (swallowing
cum experiences for speech-language pathology and audiology disorders), voice disorders and telepractice.
students. She has presented at national and state conferences
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Highlighted Presenters
Just prior to coming to Longwood in 2015, Dr. Hall was the ing lab and teaches graduate and undergraduate speech-lan-
director of speech-language pathology (SLP) for a national guage pathology students. Anne has won two teaching awards
rehabilitation company where she provided SLP services, trained and is dedicated to quality outcomes for target populations and
SLP graduate students and was the prinicpal investigator for a her students through the scholarship of teaching/learning and
Department of Health and Human Services grant investigating the application of evidence based practice.
culture change in dining practices for residents with swallow-
ing disorders. She provides continuing education nationally to
speech-language pathologists entering medical settings. Joseph Stemple, PhD, CCC-SLP
Joseph Stemple received his doctorate in
communication disorders from the University
Amber Kiser, PhD, CCC-A, FAAA of Cincinnati in 1977. He joined the faculty
Amber Kiser, has been working as a clinical in the UK division of communication sciences
audiologist in the Department of Otolar- and disorders in 2005 following a 30-year
yngology- Head and Neck Surgery at the clinical career as founder and director of
University of Virginia Health System for 15 the Blaine Block Institute for Voice Analysis
years. She earned her undergraduate degree and Rehabilitation in Dayton, Ohio, and the
at James Madison University in communica- Professional Voice Center of greater Cincin-
tion sciences and disorders and stayed on at nati. He used these clinical and administrative skills to guide
James Madison University to earn her doctor- the development of UK’s Voice and Swallow Clinic. He holds a
ate in audiology. She began serving as the joint appointment with the department of otolaryngology and
coordinator of the cochlear implant program at the University is affiliate faculty with the UK Graduate Center for Gerontology.
of Virginia in 2005. In addition to cochlear implants, she has Dr. Stemple is the author of the texts Voice Therapy: Clinical Studies
a special interest in diagnostics, intraoperative monitoring and (4th ed) and Clinical Voice Pathology: Theory and Management (5th
electrophysiological testing. ed) (Plural Publishing, Inc, 2014) as well as research articles
and text chapters related to clinical voice disorders. Joseph is an
active national and international speaker and lecturer on topics
Dorian Lee-Wilkerson, PhD, CCC-SLP related to evaluation and management of voice disorders. He
Dorian Lee-Wilkerson, is an American is a Fellow and Honors recipient of the American Speech-Lan-
Speech-Language-Hearing Association guage-Hearing Association.
(ASHA) Fellow and currently serves as chair of
the Department of Communicative Sciences
and Disorders at Hampton University. She Geralyn Timler, PhD, CCC-SLP
serves on several school-wide and university- Geralyn R. Timler is an associate professor in
wide committees and has been appoInted to communication sciences and disorders and
be a member of ASHA’s Multicultural Issues director of the social communication and
Board (MIB) for the 2018-2020 term. She is language evaluation (SCALE) lab at James
an ASHA STEP mentor and a member of ASHA SIGs 10 and 14. Madison University in Harrisonburg, Virginia.
As a tenured, associate professor in communicative sciences She has examined the use of peer conflicts
and disorders, she has taught in higher education for more than tasks, narrative and conversational analyses,
30 years and has developed a publication and presentatioin re- parent report and child self-report to describe
cord in the area of scholarship of teaching and learning (SoTL) the social communication profiles of children
and cultural diversity. with neurodevelopmental disorders. Her work has been pub-
lished in Language Speech and Hearing Services in the Schools, Topics
in Language Disorders, and the American Journal of Speech-Language
Anne Michalek, PhD, CCC-SLP Pathology. She served for six years on the coordinating commit-
Anne M. P. Michalek, is a certified speech- tee of ASHA’s Special Interest Group 1, Language Learning and
language pathologist who has a doctorate Education and is currently serving as a Language Editor for the
in special education. She is an Assistant Journal of Speech-Language-Hearing Research.
Professor in the Communication Disorders
and Special Education Department at Old
Dominion University. Dr. Michalek has more Gail Whitelaw, PhD
than 10 years’ experience as a clinician who Gail M. Whitelaw, is an audiologist, faculty
specialized in cognitive rehabilitation for member and director of the Speech-Lan-
adolescents and young adults with traumatic guage-Hearing Clinic at Ohio State. She has
injury, ADHD or autism spectrum disorders. Currently, Anne been working with people with tinnitus and
studies the contribution of executive functions, attention, and their families for more than 30 years. She
visual cues to language based tasks in underserved student teaches coursework in tinnitus in the audilogy
populations, post-secondary students with ADHD, and pre- program at Ohio State. She is on the editorial
schoolers with cochlear implants. Her goal is to bridge theory board for the American Tinnitus Association.
and practice by applying empirical evidence to design effective
instructional or intervention techniques. She runs an eye track-
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SHAV Conference Program
Session Key P Professional Issue SA Student-Age AUD Audiology
A Adult M Multi-Interest EI Early-Intervention SLP Speech-Langauge Pathology
Wednesday, March 21 8:15 am - 9:45 am
7:45 am – 8:30 am.......Coffee & Light Refreshments: Session 5
Pre-Conference
SA DIY Solutions for ADHD Interventions: Using
8:00 am – 8:30 am....... Pre-Conference Registration Theory to Guide Practice, Part 1
8:30 am – 4:30 pm..............................Pre-Conference Anne Michalek, PhD, CCC-SLP CF-SLP
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm.............. Conference Registration Session 6
Making the Most of an Internship: Two
P Perspectives
8:30 am - 4:30 pm Debora Forrester, EdS; Kristen Davis, EdS,
CCC-SLP
Pre-Conference Speech-Language Pathology Session
Session 7
K-SLP Methods and Behavioral Strategies to Build
Successful Vocal Communication (.6 CEUs) SLP The Diagnostic Voice Evaluation: A Primary
Therapy Tool, Part 1
Nancy Kaufman, MA, CCC-SLP
Joseph Stemple, PhD, CCC-SLP
9:45 am - 11:45 am
Thursday, March 22
7:00 am – 8:30 am................. Coffee and Light in the Session 8
Refreshments Exhibit Hall AUD OTC Hearing Aids: What’s Yet to Come?
7:00 am – 5:00 pm..........................Exhibit Hall Open Amy Vocu, AuD, CCC-A, FAAA; Margaret (Peggy)
Tomko, AuD, CCC-A
7:00 am – 4:30 pm.............. Conference Registration
5:45 pm – 7:45 pm........ CDF Silent and Live Auction 10:15 am - 11:45 am
Session 9
8:00 am - 9:30 am Burnout Be Gone: Finding Wholeness Again
P
Session 1 Melissa Page Deutsch, MS, CCC-SLP, CPCC, ACC
AUD What has Audiology Done for Me Lately? Session 10
(.15 CEUs) Leah Ball, AuD; Kim Imajo, AuD SLP Cluttering Decluttered
Susanne Cook, PhD
8:00 am - 10:00 am
Session 11
Session 2 SLP Cooking and Core Words
A Dysphagia Myth Busters Camara Minks, MS, CCC-SLP
Ed Bice, MEd, CCC-SLP
Session 12
Session 3
Protocols, Problems and Pitfalls: Speech SA DIY Solutions for ADHD Interventions: Using
M Theory to Guide Practice, Part 2
Therapy for Children With Clefts
Anne Michalek, PhD, CCC-SLP
Christine Popp, MS, CCC-SLP; Jocelyn Horne, MEd,
CCC-SLP Session 13
Partnering With Nursing for Effective
8:15 am - 9:45 am
A Dysphagia Management
Arnetta Hamrick, SLPD, CCC-SLP
Session 4
Session 14
SLP A Guide to Managing Behaviorally
Challenging Children and Families SLP The Diagnostic Voice Evaluation: A Primary
Therapy Tool, Part 2
Carrie Fleming, MEd, CCC-SLP; Lauren Hurlburt,
MEd, CCC-SLP; Lindsay Colello, MS, CCC-SLP; Joseph Stemple, PhD, CCC-SLP
Liz Hasseltine, MEd, CF-SLP
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SHAV Conference Program
All session abstracts are available on the SHAV website, www.shav.org.
11:30 pm - 1:00 pm 3:00 pm - 4:30 pm
Session 22
Audiology Manufacturers Roundtables
A Case-Based Delivery of Lessons in Cultural
No CEUs offered. Pre-registration required. P Competence, Part 2
12:45 pm - 2:45 pm Dorian Lee-Wilkerson, PhD, CCC-SLP, Tamara
Freeman-Nichols, PhD, CCC-SLP
Session 15
Session 23
Collaboration: It’s Important, But It’s so Hard
P to Accomplish! Auditory Neuropathy Spectrum Disorder:
M Essential Knowledge for a Complicated
Lissa Power-deFur, PhD, CCC-SLP; Perry Flynn, Diagnosis, Part 2
MEd, CCC-SLP
Lori Bobsin, PhD, CCC-SLP, LSLS Cert. AVT;
Session 16 Amber Kiser, PhD, CCC-A, FAAA
SLP Inquiring Minds: Implementation of a Group Session 24
Literacy Program
SLP Embedding Early Childhood Intervention in
Kimberly Murphy, PhD, CCC-SLP; Amanda the Classroom: Succeeding Together!
DeGirolano, BA; Caitlin Will, BA; Chila Nicholson,
MS, CCC-SLP Corey Cassidy, PhD, CCC-SLP; Angela Obst, MS,
CCC-SLP; Megan Bell, BS; Stephanie Leirer, BA;
1:00 pm - 2:30 pm Jordan Lovelace, BS; Katie Shubert; Arianne
Thompson, BS
Session 17 Session 25
P A Case-Based Delivery of Lessons in Cultural
Competence, Part 1
Social Pragmatic Communication Disorders:
SA Best Practices for Intervention, Part 2
Dorian Lee-Wilkerson, PhD, CCC-SLP, Tamara Geralyn Timler, PhD, CCC-SLP
Freeman-Nichols, PhD, CCC-SLP Session 26
Session 18 SLP Supporting Students With Communication
Looking Outside the Box Six Different Ways Deficits in Social Participation
M
Carrie Fleming, MEd, CCC-SLP; Cara Koshut, MS, Meredith Laverdure, MS, CCC-SLP; Jaime Lawson,
CCC-SLP; Amanda Simmons, MSOT/OTR/L; MS, CCC-SLP
Erica Seafross, DPT Session 27
Session 19 SLP Voice Therapy Approaches: Principles of the
Semi-Occluded Vocal Tract, Part 2
SA Social Pragmatic Communication Disorders: Joseph Stemple, PhD, CCC-SLP
Best Practices for Intervention, Part 1
Geralyn Timler, PhD, CCC-SLP 3:15 pm - 4:15 pm
Session 20
Session 28
SLP
Voice Therapy Approaches: Principles of the
Semi-Occluded Vocal Tract, Part 1 Rethinking Clinical Education: Simulation,
M Interprofessional Practice and Community
Joseph Stemple, PhD, CCC-SLP Partnerships
1:15 pm - 2:45 pm Susan Ingram, PhD, CCC-SLP; Cynthia
O’Donoghue, PhD, CCC-SLP; Carol Dudding, PhD,
Session 21 CCC-SLP; Lindberg Karen, MS, CCC-SLP
Auditory Neuropathy Spectrum Disorder:
M Essential Knowledge for a Complicated 4:45 pm - 5:45 pm
Diagnosis, Part 1 Session 29 – Keynote Speaker
Lori Bobsin, PhD, CCC-SLP, LS-LS Cert. AVT; Advocacy, Leadership and Volunteerism:
Amber Kiser, PhD, CCC-A, FAAA Strategies for Member Success
Perry Flynn, MEd, CCC-SLP
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SHAV Conference Program
All session abstracts are available on the SHAV website, www.shav.org.
Friday, March 23 9:45 am - 11:15 am
7:00 am – 1:00 pm..........................Exhibit Hall Open Session 36
7:00 am – 4:30 pm.............. Conference Registration
EI Chasing the Swallow: Best Practices for Early
Intervention Pediatric Dysphagia
7:00 am – 8:30 am................. Coffee and Light in the
Refreshments Exhibit Hall Michelle Dawson, MS, CCC-SLP
2:30 pm – 4:30 pm.............................. Student Social Session 37
4:45 pm 5:45 pm................................. Poster Session A Collaborating With Palliative Care in
6:30 (Tentative)........................... Anniversary Dinner Assessment and Treatment of Dysphagia,
Part 2
Meredith Ashford, MS, CCC-SLP
8:00 am - 9:30 am Session 38
Session 30
P Exercising Your Voice While Respecting Your
Collaborating With Palliative Care in Boundaries
A Assessment and Treatment of Dysphagia, Rebecca Epperly, MS, CCC-SLP
Part 1
Short Course 1.2
Meredith Ashford, MS, CCC-SLP
I Don’t Speak That Language: How Do I Know
Session 31 P if These Errors are Typical, Part 2
SLP Critical Thinking, Visuals and Technology for
Deep Vocabulary Learning Ellen Kester, PhD, CCC-SLP
This session requires pre-registration and payment
Beth Lawrence, MA, CCC-SLP; Deena Seifert, MS,
CCC-SLP Session 39
Session 32 SA Social Language Skills Training Within
School-Based Curriculum
EI Early Intervention Best Practices for the
Medically Fragile and Complex Child Rosslyn Delmonico, MA, CCC-SLP, C (SLP)
Michelle Dawson, MS, CCC-SLP Session 40
Short Course 1.1 AUD Vestibular Evaluation - Nystagmus Today,
Part 2
I Don’t Speak That Language: How Do I Know
P if These Errors are Typical, Part 1 Tucker Gleason, PhD, CCC-A
Ellen Kester, PhD, CCC-SLP Session 41
This session requires pre-registration and payment SLP Using Applied Behavior Analysis to Increase
Session 33
Session Outcomes, Part 2
SLP The New Voice Client – Where to Start for Keri Bethune, PhD, BCBA-D
the SLP
Patti Peters, MEd, CCC-SLP; Debbie Williams, MS,
11:30 am – 12:30 pm
CCC-SLP Session 42
Session 34 Hot Topics 2018: What’s Happening in Our
M State and Nationwide?
AUD Vestibular Evaluation - Nystagmus Today,
Part 1 Tamara Nichols-Freeman, PhD, CCC-SLP; Darlene
Tucker Gleason, PhD, CCC-A Robke, MS, CCC-SLP
Session 35
12:45 pm - 2:15 pm
SLP Using Applied Behavior Analysis to Increase
Session Outcomes, Part 1 Session 43
Keri Bethune, PhD, BCBA-D SLP
Facilitating Functional AAC Use Through a
Therapeutic Peer Group Model and Leisure
Tasks
Meredith Laverdure, MS, CCC-SLP; Jaime Lawson,
MS, CCC-SLP
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All session abstracts are available on the SHAV website, www.shav.org.
12:45 pm - 2:15 pm —cont. 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm
Session 44 Session 50
SLP
Getting Started in Telepractice for the SLP, AUD At What Age Should We Test for Auditory
Part 1 Processing Disorders? Results of Professional
Kellyn Hall, PhD, CCC-SLP and Parent Surveys
Session 45 Jay Lucker, EdD, SLP-A, FAAA; Keisha Lindsey, MS,
CCC-SLP; Seijra Toogood, MS, CCC-SLP;
SLP Interprofessional Collaboration between Leslie Edwards-Gaither, MS, CCC-SLP
Speech-Language-Pathology and
Music-Therapy in Early Childhood Session 51
Corey Cassidy, PhD, CCC-SLP; Patricia Winter, PhD; SA R Made Simple - Innovative Methodology for
Adaisha Cole; Lizzy Kunde; Erin Livingston, BS; ‘R’ Articulation
Rebekah Lucas, BS Nancy Geruntino, MA
Short Course 2.1
2:45 pm - 4:15 pm
Literacy-Based Intervention With Students
P From Diverse Backgrounds, Part 1 Session 52
Ellen Kester, PhD, CCC-SLP SLP Getting Started in Telepractice for the SLP,
This session requires pre-registration and payment Part 2
Session 46 Kellyn Hall, PhD, CCC-SLP
Session 53
SA Methods for Assessing Executive Skills
Peg Dawson, EdD SA Student Centered Interventions to Promote
Executive Skill Development
Session 47
AUD New Directions in Audiological Practice: Role Peg Dawson, EdD
of Evoked Potentials, Part 1 Session 54
Samira Anderson, PhD, AuD Supervision: Really, How Hard Can It Be?
P
Rebecca Epperly, MS, CCC-SLP
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Session 48 4:45 pm - 5:45 pm
SLP
Lights, Camera, Putting the Principles of
Motor Learning Into Action Poster Session
Rachel Johnson, PhD, CCC-SLP; Jessica Prebor,
MS, CCC-SLP
2:30 pm - 4:00 pm REMEMBER
A Record-Keeping Process for Everyone!
Short Course 2.2 e-file your continuing education hours for
Literacy-Based Intervention With Students ASHA, AAA or SHAV record-keeping.
P From Diverse Backgrounds, Part 2 It’s Fast, Easy and Electronic, Saving You Time!
Ellen Kester, PhD, CCC-SLP
You will be able to enter your session attendance
This session requires pre-registration and payment information into the e-file system at your convenience.
Session 49 You can update your online CE record
AUD after each session, at the end of a day or from the
New Directions in Audiological Practice: Role comfort of your couch after the Conference.
of Evoked Potentials, Part 2
Access to your online CE record is unlimited until you
Samira Anderson, PhD, AuD select “I’m Done-Submit” and generate your
Certificate of Attendance.
Deadline to report your hours earned is April 16, 2018
Detailed instructions on how to submit your CEUs
online will be provided in the On-Site Program.
O N L I N E A T S H A V. O R G 11SHAV Conference Program
All session abstracts are available on the SHAV website, www.shav.org.
Saturday, March 24 10:30 am - 11:30 am —cont.
7:30 am – 1:00 pm.......................Conference Registration Session 63
7:30 am – 9:00 am.........................SHAV Breakfast & Annual Oral Care Knowledge and Practice Across
SLP
Business Meeting Long Term Facilities
Linia Willis, MA, CCC-SLP
9:15 am - 10:15 am Session 64
Session 55 SA Selective Mutism: Enhancing
Understanding and Improving Treatment
SLP Feeding Matters: Promoting Collaborative Approaches
Feeding Care for Children and Families
Kenzie VanDerwerker, MS
Patti Minicucci, MA, CCC-SLP
Session 56 Session 65
Where’s My Voice? Funding a High Tech
SA Full STEAM Ahead: Connecting Literacy to the SLP
Communication Device
Disciplines
Karen Barako Arndt, MEd, CCC-SLP; Karen Davis, Teresa Dubovsky, MEd, CCC-SLP; Dawn Sowers,
PhD, CCC-SLP MA, CCC-SLP
Session 57
11:00 am - 12:30 pm
A Intensity of Treatment in Aphasia: More Than
One Definition Session 66
Anastasia Raymer, PhD, CCC-SLP; Jennifer Lehnen, Incorporating Tinnitus Care Into Your
AUD
MEd, CCC-SLP Audiology Practice, Part 2
Session 58 Gail Whitelaw, PhD
SLP MythBusters: The FAACts of AAC
11:45 am - 12:45 pm
Barbara Lent, MEd, CCC-SLP; Meghan Reitz, MEd,
CCC-SLP; Kristen Monroe, MS, CCC-SLP Session 67
Session 59 SA Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: Link
Between ADHD and Executive Functioning
P Therapy for the Therapist: Body Mechanics for
the SLP Kenzie VanDerwerker, MS
Linia Willis, MA, CCC-SLP; Leah Frazier, PT, DPT Session 68
SLP Critical Thinking With Tracheostomies:
9:15 am - 10:45 am Dysphagia and Speaking-Valve Management
Session 60 Elizabeth Turner, MS, CCC-SLP; Matthew Gillikin,
Incorporating Tinnitus Care Into Your MEd, CCC-SLP
AUD
Audiology Practice, Part 1 Session 69
Gail Whitelaw, PhD A Different Eye Contact Behaviors Depending on
Topics of Conversations
10:30 am - 11:30 am Hyejin Park, PhD; Samantha Logue, BS; Diane
Millar, PhD, CCC-SLP
Session 61 Session 70
SLP
Collaboration of SLPs and Educators in Student and Faculty Perceptions of
Serving Students With ASD P Interprofessional Collaboration
Elizabeth Scales, BA; Diane Millar, PhD, CCC-SLP Lauren Flora, PhD, AuD
Session 62 Session 71
M Culturally and Linguistically Appropriate Care
for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Clients SLP The Importance of Teaching Nonverbal
Communication and Conversational
Kristen Maul, PhD; Chizuko Tamaki, PhD, AuD Acknowledgers
Jenni Williams, BS; Diane Millar, PhD, CCC-SLP
12 SHAV 2018 CONFERENCETelepractice Committee
Dear Fellow SHAV Members,
It is with great enthusiasm that I announce that this summer an ad hoc committee on telepractice was created.
Over the last few months, we have been identifying members who would like to serve on the Telepractice Committee.
Currently, the committee members are Joyce Sunday, Lora Nalberczinski, Patti Minicucci, and Adrienne Krouskop.
Our goals are to:
1. Develop a network of SLPs in the state who are interested in and/or who are currently providing telespeech
and telesupervision services.
2. Acquire information about how other states are guiding, implementing and regulating
telepractice/telesupervision in other states.
3. Work with ASHA for direction and support.
4. Draft language for a position statement on telepractice/telesupervision for consideration by the
SHAV Executive Board.
5. Work with Executive Board, ASHA, and Leslie Knachel from DHP to develop draft licensure
requirements/regulations for telepractice and telesupervision.
We have been working with Cheris Frairly from ASHA, and have been in contact with other state association
Telepractice Committees to help us understand the road ahead. We will be meeting at the SHAV Conference this March.
If you have any interest, questions or suggestions to share about telepractice in our state, please join us!
More information about the meeting time and place will be announced in the Conference program.
Kellyn Hall
Chair, Telepractice Committee
Grad Student
SOCIAL
You are invited to attend the Grad Student
Show Your Social on Friday, March 23
SHAV Pride from 2:30 pm - 4:30 pm.
By Wearing
Your SHAV Network and enjoy snacks with your fellow
T-shirt! students as you discuss the profession,
grad school and the future.
O N L I N E A T S H A V. O R G 13CDF Auction Hotel Reservation
Doubletree by Hilton Williamsburg
CDF Silent and Live Auction 50 Kingsmill Road
The Communication Disorders Foundation (CDF) Auction will be Williamsburg, VA 23185
held on Thursday, March 22 from 5:45 pm to 7:45 pm. The Silent (757) 220-2500
and Live Auctions raise money to support scholarships for full-time
students in communication disorders studies in Virginia University
graduate programs as well as other foundation activities. The
auction would not be successful without the dedication and
support of the many volunteers and participants. The CDF needs your
help in soliciting and collecting items for the auction. Please consider
contacting stores, restaurants, local crafts persons and artists in your
community and ask them to donate an item or gift certificate. Or,
purchase an extra item or two while shopping for the holidays!
If you would like to donate an item, please fill out the form below.
The Communication Disorders Foundation A special room rate of $119 per night will
Thursday, March 22 ~ SHAV Conference be available until March 1, 2018,
DoubleTree by Hilton or until the room block sells out,
whichever occurs first.
Popular items include: tickets to events and performances,
dinner or services coupons, professional materials, toys, crafts,
jewelry, art work, books and antiques.
Either mail/email this form or a list
containing this information to:
SHAV’s 60th
Anniversary
Fredia Helbert, 338 Coeburn Avenue, Norton, VA 24237
mehbmailbox@gmail.com ~ CDF Website: www.cdfvirginia.org
Contributor: Dinner
Address:
Make sure to register for this dinner where you
can network with colleagues, catch up with
Phone/email: old friends, enjoy dinner and watch the awards
ceremony. This dinner is to celebrate SHAV, but
Item Description Value*
more importantly, to celebrate you! SHAV has
come a long way in 60 years and we wouldn’t be
where we are today without you. We hope see
you there!
*Please do not under-value items.
Name:
Address:
Pathfinder
Session and
presenter information
conveniently located
Phone/email: on your phone.
If you attend the Conference, items may be left at the registration Watch for details!
desk. Drop off items no later than noon on Thursday, March 22.
If you will not be attending the Conference, do you need
someone to pick up the items? YES (Be sure to include your
contact information.)
14 SHAV 2018 CONFERENCESHAV 2018 ANNUAL CONFERENCE March 21-24 • Doubletree by Hilton Williamsburg • Williamsburg, VA
REGISTER ONLINE AT WWW.SHAV.ORG or complete this form and return it to the SHAV Office.
• To receive the early registration fee, registration forms must be postmarked no later than February 8, 2018.
Full registration fee admits you to all functions except the special Short Course.
• Cancellations will be accepted if request is received in writing prior to March 7, 2018. A $25 processing fee will be
assessed for all refunds. No refunds will be granted after March 7, 2018.
Name
With No
2018 Membership Dues PAC Donation PAC Donation
Address
Voting Member $80.00 $75.00
City State Zip Associate Member $72.50 $67.50
Joint Member $65.00 $60.00
Email
Student N/A $22.50
Phone (Work) (Cell/Home) Commercial N/A $112.50
q First Time Attendee PRESENTATION CHOICES
q Networking on the Pathfinder – Please include name, email and Please take a moment to check the Conference presentations and
a cell phone number for networking with Conference Attendees. events that you plan to attend. Pre-registration is not required,
however your selections will assist in planning.
CONFERENCE REGISTRATION FEES Thursday Presentations and Events
*Must be a current 2018 member
to be eligible for special member rate: On or before After
Amount
q Session 1 q Session 11 q Session 21 q CDF Auction
Feb 8, 2018 Feb 8, 2018
q Session 2 q Session 12 q Session 22
FULL CONFERENCE q Session 3 q Session 13 q Session 23 q Audiology
SHAV Member $165 $200 $ q Session 4 q Session 14 q Session 24 Roundtables
Add on Short Course AM (SC 1) $30 $45 $ q Session 5 q Session 15 q Session 25
q Session 6 q Session 16 q Session 26
Add on Short Course PM (SC 2) $30 $45 $
q Session 7 q Session 17 q Session 27
Non-Member $285 $320 $
q Session 8 q Session 18 q Session 28
Add on Short Course AM (SC 1) $30 $45 $ q Session 9 q Session 19 q Session 29
Add on Short Course PM (SC 2) $30 $45 $ q Session 10 q Session 20
Student or Life Member $45 $45 $
Friday Presentations and Events
Add on Short Course AM (SC 1) $30 $45 $
Add on Short Course PM (SC 2) $30 $45 $ q Session 30 q Session 37 q Session 44 q Session 51
q Session 31 q Session 38 q Session 45 q Session 52
Non-Member Student $70 $70 $
q Session 32 q Session 39 q Session 46 q Session 53
Add on Short Course AM (SC 1) $30 $45 $
q Session 33 q Session 40 q Session 47 q Session 54
Add on Short Course PM (SC 2) $30 $45 $ q Session 34 q Session 41 q Session 48
PRESENTER REGISTRATION – Discounted registration rate limited to two authors per session q Session 35 q Session 42 q Session 49
Professional $135 $170 $ q Session 36 q Session 43 q Session 50
Student $20 $20 $
Saturday Presentations and Events
SINGLE DAY REGISTRATION
q Session 55 q Session 60 q Session 65 q Session 70
SHAV Member $115 $150 $
q Session 56 q Session 61 q Session 66 q Session 71
Non-Member $235 $270 $
q Session 57 q Session 62 q Session 67
Student or Life Member $30 $30 $ q Session 58 q Session 63 q Session 68 q Saturday
Non-Member Student $55 $55 $ q Session 59 q Session 64 q Session 69 Breakfast
PRE-CONFERENCE Wednesday
q Check (Payable to SHAV) q MasterCard q Visa q Discover q AMEX
SHAV Member $115 $145 $
q Purchase Order* (attached)
Non-Member $225 $255 $
*If using a purchase order, payment and registration must be received by the early registration
date to obtain the early registration fee otherwise, the late registration fee will be applied.
Membership Dues (See chart) $
Friday Celebration Dinner $20 $ X
Signature EXPIRATION
TOTAL CONFERENCE PAYMENT $ DATE
CREDIT CARD ACCOUNT NUMBER
q I am interested in volunteering as a facilitator for the following sessions:
QUESTIONS? Call the SHAV Office at 888-729-7428 or email shavoffice@shav.org.
Do you have any severe food allergies that we should be aware of?
Mail or Fax Completed Registration Form To: SHAV, 3126 W. Cary Street #436,
Richmond, VA 23221, Fax: 888-729-3489, Tax ID #23-7403298
O N L I N E A T S H A V. O R G 153126 W. Cary Street #436 | Richmond, VA 23221
Phone: 888-729-7428 | Fax: 888-729-3489
Email: shavoffice@shav.org | www.shav.org
Cheers to 60 Years!
March 21-24, 2018
at the Doubletree by Hilton
Williamsburg, VA
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