Alejandro Brice

Alejandro Brice is a Professor at the University of South Florida St. Petersburg Campus, affiliated with the College of Education. His research focuses on bilingual speech and language dynamics in individuals with and without disabilities, addressing phonetics, phonology, semantics, and pragmatics across special education and speech-language pathology.

• Primary research areas: bilingualism, language transfer/interference, speech-language pathology
• Clinical expertise: assessment/intervention for Spanish-English speakers in educational/clinical settings

Recognized with prestigious awards by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA), including the 2021 Honors of the Association (ASHA’s highest honor). Serves on the PCORI-funded Comparative Autism Research Effectiveness (CARE) project, advancing person-centered care for autistic individuals and caregivers. Teaches graduate/undergraduate courses on second-language education and teacher preparation for multilingual student populations.

• 2008 Certificate of Recognition for Multicultural Affairs (ASHA)
• 2011 ASHA Fellow Award
• 2021 Honors of the Association (ASHA)
• Board Certified Specialist in Child Language (BCS-CL)

Office located at USF St. Petersburg Campus, COQ 237. Contact via email aebrice@usf.edu or phone 727-873-4827.