Kathryn J. Greenslade

Kathryn J. Greenslade, PhD, CCC-SLP is an Associate Professor in the University of New Hampshire Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders. As Graduate Program Coordinator, she teaches courses in speech-language pathology research methods and school-age language disorders, while maintaining active involvement in professional organizations like ASHA and INSAR.

Research Interests:

• Social communication analysis
• Autism spectrum disorders
• Traumatic brain injury rehabilitation
• Aphasia therapy
• Discourse analysis in neurogenic populations

Publications Trends: Dr. Greenslade's recent work focuses on discourse analysis methodologies for aphasia and TBI populations, with increasing emphasis on pragmatic language assessment and neurorehabilitation outcomes. Her research spans both clinical and developmental domains, particularly examining narrative structures and mental state attribution.

Education:

• PhD - University of Washington
• MS - University of Arizona
• BS - Vanderbilt University

Professional Affiliations:

• American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
• International Society for Autism Research
• UNH Neurodiversity Center Task Force