William (Eric) Strong
507-389-1476
william.strong@mnsu.edu
Name: Wm. (Eric) Strong, Ph.D., A/S-C, CCC-SLP
Position: Assistant Professor
Education:
- Ph.D. in Education, Curriculum and Instruction emphasis (2018)
- A/S-C, Administrative/Supervisory Credential (2010)
- M.S. in Communication Disorders, Speech-Language Pathology (1990)
- B.A. in Linguistics / Minor in French (1988)
Teaching: I strive to strengthen student knowledge surrounding evidence-based practice and individuals who stutter, who are multi-culturally diverse, who have language-learning disorders, or who exhibit neurodevelopmental disorders. With high professional expectations, I seek to have my students apply their knowledge to ensure the best possible clinical service delivery outcomes.
Current Courses:
- CDIS 290 Intro to Communication Disorders (Su)
- CDIS 291-18 Individual Study
- CDIS 312-01/-02 Speech-Language Development (F/Su)
- CDIS 402 Language Disorders in Children (F)
- CDIS 403 Language Disorders in Children Lab (F)
- CDIS 490 Independent Study
- CDIS 491-05 Undergraduate Speech, Language & Learning Lab (See areas of interest)
- CDIS 615 Seminar in Speech Sound Disorders (F)
- CDIS 617 Stuttering (Sp)
- CDIS 677-18 Individual Study-18
- CDIS 694-18 Alternate Plan Paper (See areas of interest)
- CDIS 695 Clinical Practicum at the Center for Communication Sciences and Disorders Clinic
- CDIS 699-18 Thesis (See areas of interest)
Areas of Interest:
- Augmentative-Alternative Communication
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Cerebral Palsy
- Childhood Apraxia of Speech
- Dynamic Language Assessment
- Early Intervention
- Facilitating Preschool Communication
- Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder
- Language & Cognitive Development
- Language Disorders
- Late Language Emergence
- Narrative Language Assessment
- Serving Diverse Populations
- Social Communication Disorders
- Stuttering
- Traumatic Brain Injury (Pediatric)
- Written Language Disorders