Rebecca Vance

Rebecca Vance is a Research Speech-Language Pathologist at The University of Arizona. She holds a BS in Speech and Hearing Sciences and an MS in Speech-Language Pathology from the same institution. Her career spans over two decades in clinical practice and research, including roles as a school-based clinician and clinical instructor. She co-founded the Scottish Rite/University of Arizona Child Language Center and directed its operations. Currently, she manages the Plante Lab, overseeing research activities, data collection, and student training. She co-launched the Talk MOORE Summer Camp, a treatment program for preschoolers with developmental language disorders. Her work emphasizes translational research and mentoring students at undergraduate and graduate levels.

• Education:
• Bachelor of Science in Speech and Hearing Sciences, University of Arizona
• Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology, University of Arizona
• Certifications: Certificate of Clinical Competence (ASHA), Arizona licensure

Ms. Vance’s research focuses on clinical interventions, developmental language disorders, and fostering student engagement in research. She contributes to manuscripts, laboratory presentations, and program development. Her initiatives like the Talk MOORE Camp highlight her commitment to bridging research and practical treatment for children.

Lab and Team Affiliations: She is a core member of The Plante Lab, contributing to its operational and research activities.