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Kathryn Margaret Crowe (She/Her)

Associate Professor Research and teaching in speech-language pathology
School of Health Sciences
Speech Pathology
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Nýi Garður -  Ng-309
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I am an adjunct in speech-language pathology at the University of Iceland and concurrently hold positions at Charles Sturt University, Australia (Adjunct Associate Research Professor), Rochester Institute of Technology, USA (affiliate of the National Technical Institute for the Deaf), and University of Toronto (Associate Professor [status only]). I have worked as a speech pathologist, academic, and researcher. I hold a Bachelor of Speech Pathology and Bachelor of Arts (linguistics), a Master of Special Education (sensory disability), and a PhD, as well as a Diploma in Auslan/English interpreting. I am a Fulbright alumnus, member of the International Expert Panel on Multilingual Children’s Speech, the Global Young Academy, and the Immigrant Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Students as Additional Language Learners (IDeALL) research group. My research has focused on cultural and linguistic diversity in children, particularly children with hearing loss, their families, and the professionals who work with them. I am passionate about using evidence to inform clinical and educational practices and making available evidence accessible to parents, professionals, service providers, and service administrators.

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Education
  • 2015 Master's University of Newcastle Master of Special Education (Sensory Disability)
  • 2013 Ph.D. Charles Sturt University PhD
  • 2005 Diploma NSW Technical and Further Education Commission (TAFE) Diploma of Interpreting (Auslan/English)
  • 2002 BA University of Newcastle Bachelor of Arts (linguistics)
  • 2001 BA University of Newcastle Bachelor of Speech Pathology
Courses 2024 - 2025