Jordan Siegel is an adjunct assistant professor in Portland State University's Speech & Hearing Sciences department, a clinical supervisor, and licensed speech-language pathologist in Portland, Oregon. He earned his Master's degree in Speech and Hearing Sciences at Portland State University, during which he participated in Camp More, CHAT Retreat, and helped develop the PSU Stuttering Lab including its clinical research program specializing in delivering services to individuals who stutter via telepractice. Upon graduation, he earned the Master's level Presidential Award and department's Student Researcher Award. His work focuses on delivering high-quality, trauma-informed, client-centered assessment and intervention to individuals with a variety of communication disorders.
Areas of Expertise:
Stuttering
Telepractice
Speech Sound Production
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Courses:
SPHR 509 Clinical Practicum
SPHR 222 Intro to Speech, Language, & Hearing Sciences
SPHR 464 Speech Disorders in Children