Michele Jervis-Schultz

Michele Jervis-Schultz is an Adjunct Professor at Drexel University's Osborne College of Audiology, specializing in Speech-Language Pathology within the Post-baccalaureate Program. She holds a Master of Science from Boston University and a Bachelor of Arts from SUNY Binghamton. Her clinical focus centers on assessment and diagnosis of culturally and linguistically diverse populations, particularly bilingual clients.

Her professional activities emphasize cultural competency in education and special needs contexts. Notable presentations include 'Supporting Multilingual Learners in Special Education' (2023) and 'Cultural Competency for Educators' (2022). She has been recognized with ASHA's ACE Award and maintains certifications in Pennsylvania for speech-language pathology, teaching (K-12), and ESL program specialist work.

Her research trends prioritize bridging gaps between ESL educators and speech-language pathologists, advocating for culturally responsive practices in assessment and intervention. Professional activities include contributions to TESOL and ASHA conferences, focusing on improving outcomes for multilingual learners through interdisciplinary collaboration.