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Dr. Lucia Scheffel

  • Special Education & Communication Disorders, Assistant Professor
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Lucia Scheffel, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, is an Assistant Professor at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. She completed her master's and doctorate at Kent State University – Ohio and postdoctoral fellowship in Medical Speech Pathology at Mayo Clinic – Rochester, MN. Her research interests include neurogenic speech and language, and voice disorders. She has presented at state, national and international conferences.

Teaching Interests

•Aphasia•Motor Speech Disorders•Cognitive-Linguistic Disorders Related to Dementia •Dysphagia•Voice Disorders•Neurophysiology to the Speech and Language

Research Interests

•Voice Disorders•Word Fluency Measures in Adults with Aphasia•Neurocognitive basis of Word Retrieval in Adults with Aphasia•Motor Speech Disorders

Education

Other, Post Doctoral Fellowship - Mayo Clinic , Rochester, MN, Medical Speech Pathology , 2015

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