Julie Marshall

Julie Marshall is a Clinical Associate Professor at the University of Memphis’s School of Communication Sciences and Disorders. She has been affiliated with the university since the 1990s and serves as an advisor to the Student Chapter of the National Student Speech Language Hearing Association (NSSLHA). Her professional background includes roles in clinical education and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Education: B.S.Ed. in Speech Correction (West Chester University, 1984); M.A. in Speech Language Pathology (West Chester University, 1986).

Research Interests: Ms. Marshall focuses on clinical practices in speech-language pathology, including fluency disorders, stuttering intervention, and assistive technologies for communication. Her work emphasizes evidence-based therapy strategies and interdisciplinary approaches to improving speech intelligibility and quality of life for individuals with communication disorders.

Awards: Notable recognitions include the ACE Award for Continuing Education (ASHA, 2010) and Specialty Recognition in Fluency Disorders (2000–present). She is also a Certified Lidcombe Provider for early stuttering intervention.

Advising and Grants: As NSSLHA advisor since 2000, she mentors students and facilitates professional development initiatives. Her contributions to feeding techniques and AAC for children with special needs highlight her commitment to interdisciplinary collaboration.