Christa M. Jones

Christa M. Jones serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders at Baldwin Wallace University, bringing extensive clinical experience from nursing homes, hospitals, and outpatient settings to her academic role. She coordinates the BW Speech Clinic's involvement in the university's interdisciplinary concussion management program for student-athletes and maintains licensure through the Ohio Board of Speech-Language Pathology.

Her educational qualifications include:

• M.A. from the University of Pittsburgh
• B.A. from The Ohio State University

Her clinical and research focus centers on concussion and traumatic brain injury rehabilitation, dementia-related memory care interventions, cognitive communication disorder management, and fluency disorder treatment approaches. These specialized interests directly inform her coordination of the campus concussion program and clinical supervision activities.

As an active member of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, Jones teaches graduate and undergraduate courses across the Communication Sciences and Disorders curriculum while providing clinical supervision through the BW Speech Clinic. Her professional engagement emphasizes practical application of speech-language pathology principles in athletic and clinical contexts.

Her leadership in the interdisciplinary concussion management program demonstrates institutional collaboration, positioning the Speech Clinic as an integral component of student-athlete healthcare services at Baldwin Wallace University.