Tiffany Prescott

Tiffany Prescott is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Speech & Language at the College of Allied Health Sciences, Augusta University. She is actively engaged in academic service, program development, and interprofessional collaboration, with a strong commitment to education and community outreach in speech and language pathology.

Education:

• Ph.D., Communication Disorders Science, University of South Carolina, 2009
• MSP, Speech-Language Pathology, University of South Carolina, 2001
• BSE, Communication Disorders Science, University of Georgia, 1999

Her research and professional interests focus on speech-language pathology, communication disorders, and clinical training. She is deeply involved in interprofessional education and health professions outreach, contributing to student development and public awareness. Her work emphasizes inclusivity, accessibility, and belonging in academic and clinical settings, as reflected in her recent certification in Access, Success, and Belonging. She also supports youth mental health through national training programs.

Tiffany Prescott is actively contributing to the academic and professional community through leadership in launching the Speech-Language Pathology Master’s Program and serving on multiple faculty and search committees. She participates in university-wide initiatives including interprofessional seminars, health fairs, student recruitment, and community engagement events. Her service extends to professional organizations such as the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (SIG 10), where she supports higher education in her field.

Key Certifications:

• Access, Success, and Belonging (ASB) Certificate Program, Office of Institutional Access, Success, and Belonging, 2024
• Youth Mental Health First Aid USA, National Council for Behavioral Health, 2024
• Georgia Educator Certificate, Georgia Professional Standards Commission, 2010
• Speech-Language Pathology License, Georgia Secretary of State, 2002
• Speech-Language Pathology License, South Carolina Department of Labor, Licensing, and Regulation, 2001

She is involved in public and professional service including outreach panels, career fairs, mock interviews for students, and community health events. Her leadership in launching the SLP Master’s Program and participation in faculty governance reflect her commitment to academic excellence and program innovation.

Dr. Prescott contributes to campus life through volunteerism in student move-in events, health fairs, and community discussions, particularly with youth groups such as Young Women Style of Grace at Evans High School.