Bird’s-Eye View Amanda Charney ’01 M.A. CCC-SLP
Posted on February 1, 2016 by faurots — No Comments ↓
1. What was your major/field of study during your time at Stockton, and when did you graduate?
Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology. I graduated in 2001.
2. What is your current profession and what do you enjoy most about your job?
Founder/Executive Director of non-profit organization, Small Steps in Speech, a non-profit organization that provides grants and funding to children throughout the USA with communication disorders. Speech-Language Pathologist at Collingswood Board of Education.
3. What are some of your favorite Stockton memories – such as a favorite class, professor, spot on campus, or social event?
I have so many wonderful memories and it is so hard to just pin point a few. I still remember my P-Dorm and needing to check into a computer lab outside of our dorm because no one had their own personal computers/laptops in 1997! Of course I remember the famous Dick Berry, who taught my phonetics class with a strong Boston accent. He was one of my favorite professors. Professor Berry led the way for us students to attend the ASHA Convention my senior year in D.C. I also loved Atom Man Universe with Yitzhak Sharon- a complete genius! I could not end without giving a shout out to my lifelong friends that I still consider to be my rock to this day that I met during my time at Stockton.
4. How has attending Stockton influenced your life?
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