Kara Hodge

Kara Hodge serves as a Visiting Clinical Assistant Professor within the Communication Sciences and Disorders program at Baldwin Wallace University, her undergraduate alma mater. In this role, she provides clinical supervision at the university's on-campus speech clinic and develops community partnerships to enhance clinical training.

Her educational background is as follows:

• M.A. from The George Washington University
• B.A. from Baldwin Wallace University

Dr. Hodge's clinical expertise is centered on:

• Early Intervention
• Functional Intervention for High Needs Populations
• Pediatric Hearing Impairment

She maintains active professional credentials as a certified member of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) and a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist in the state of Ohio. Her prior clinical experience includes work in pediatric outpatient clinics, private and public schools, and sub-acute care settings.

Dr. Hodge's work in the on-campus speech clinic and community partnerships provides essential practical experience for students pursuing careers in speech-language pathology.