Jarrod Zinser

Jarrod Zinser is a Clinical Associate Professor in the Communication Disorders and Sciences (CDS) program at the University of Oregon’s College of Education. He teaches in the undergraduate CDS program and supervises graduate-level clinical training, focusing on interventions for autistic children and their families. His clinical expertise includes autism spectrum disorders, social communication, and developmental language disorders.

• Education:
• M.S., Communication Science & Disorders (Florida State University)
• B.S., Communication Science & Disorders (Florida State University)

Zinser’s research interests emphasize evidence-based practices for neurodivergent populations, particularly leveraging his clinical training at institutions such as the Autism Institute at Florida State University and Yale University School of Medicine. He is an ASHA-certified speech-language pathologist with specialized training in social anxiety and cognitive behavioral therapy.

Publications: His 2019 case study in SLP Casebook highlights innovative approaches to improving social communication in autistic young adults. This work aligns with broader themes in developmental disabilities and clinical intervention strategies.

• Awards: 2013 Service Excellence Award from Yale-New Haven Children’s Hospital

Zinser’s clinical training and academic roles reflect a commitment to bridging research and practice in speech-language pathology. While no grants or lab affiliations are explicitly stated, his supervision of graduate clinical work underscores his mentorship in training future professionals.