Lorenza Colonna

Lorenza Colonna is a Lecturer in Linguistics and Speech and Language Pathology at the College of Staten Island, part of the City University of New York (CUNY). She is actively involved in teaching, clinical advising, and student mentorship within her department.

Education:

• M.S. in Communicative Sciences and Disorders, New York University (NYU)
• B.A. in English (Linguistics), College of Staten Island (CSI)

Her research and professional interests focus on neurogenic speech and language disorders, with a particular emphasis on Childhood Apraxia of Speech (CAS). She integrates her extensive clinical background into her teaching and outreach, drawing from experience at NYU clinics, New York City public schools (Districts 31 and 75), and private practice settings.

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Lorenza Colonna serves as a clinical advisor to students and mentors the Linguistics and Speech Science Club, organizing community engagement activities such as fundraisers and awareness walks for Childhood Apraxia of Speech on Staten Island. She is committed to student success, inclusion, and service learning beyond the classroom.

She is affiliated with academic and clinical initiatives centered around speech science and pathology, particularly promoting awareness and support for CAS through student-led outreach.