Matthew Cuddington

Matthew Cuddington is an Assistant Professor and Clinical Educator in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro (UNCG). He supervises graduate students at Phoenix Academy Public Charter School. Cuddington holds both undergraduate and graduate degrees from UNCG, including a Master of Arts in Communication Sciences and Disorders (CCC-SLP certification).

Education:

• Bachelor's degree from UNCG
• Master's degree (M.A.) from UNCG

Research/Practice Focus: Specializes in school-based service delivery for articulation/phonology, receptive/expressive language, and social/pragmatic language disorders. Primary research interest centers on fluency disorders among school-aged children. Combines clinical education with practical experience from prior roles as a speech-language pathologist in Guilford County School System.

Advising & Professional Roles: Supervises graduate students in clinical settings, emphasizing evidence-based interventions for pediatric populations. No specific grants mentioned, though clinical educator role implies ongoing professional development activities.

Teams/Labs: Engaged with Phoenix Academy Public Charter School as a clinical training site, fostering collaboration between academia and K-12 educational systems.