Judith Roman

Judith Roman serves as an Associate Clinical Professor in the Roxelyn and Richard Pepper Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders at Northwestern University's School of Communication, where she also functions as a clinical supervisor at the Northwestern University Center for Audiology, Speech, Language, and Learning.

Her educational qualifications include:

• MA in Speech Language Pathology from Northwestern University
• BS in Communication Sciences and Disorders from Northwestern University
• SLPD degree

Dr. Roman specializes in child language disorders across developmental stages, with research and clinical emphases on Auditory Processing, Childhood Development, Communication Skills, and Language Learning and Processing. Her work bridges clinical practice and graduate education, incorporating Scientific Collaboration to address language-based learning disorders in pediatric populations through evidence-based interventions.

Her professional distinctions include:

• ASHA Board Recognized Specialist in Child Language
• Fellowship in teaching and learning

As an educator, she mentors graduate student clinicians and teaches CSD305 Phonetics to undergraduate and post-Baccalaureate students in hybrid formats, leveraging her extensive background in early intervention, neuro-developmental treatment certification, and private practice experience. Her clinical supervision directly translates research into practical applications for children with language difficulties.

She maintains active involvement with the Northwestern University Center for Audiology, Speech, Language, and Learning, driving clinical innovation through interdisciplinary team collaborations.