Patricia Dowden,
Ph.D., CCC-Sp(L), ATP
Clinical
Assistant Professor
Speech & Hearing Sciences
University of Washington
Updated 1/2008
These resources range from full courses in AAC to smaller educational modules on specific topics. Check out these resources to find some of Pat's own teaching modules, now available on-line, as well as links to people and organizations world-wide with educational materials in AAC.
Pat is an active member of the Child Language Lab in SPHSC at the University of Washington. She is Co-PI of a research project funded by NICHD focusing on teaching Triadic Eye Gaze to infants and toddlers with severe motor impairments. You'll find more information on the Child Language Lab website.
Teaching
webpages (restricted
access)
UW students can access all of Pat's teaching pages here once the quarter begins:
Pat is an ASHA certified Speech-Language Pathologist specializing in Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC). She received her Ph.D. from the University of Washington and joined the Department of Speech & Hearing Sciences (SPHSC) as a clinical assistant professor where she teaches AAC. For more details, see her complete SPHSC Faculty Biography.
