- bliemei2@uwm.edu
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Lindsay Lauters, MS, CCC-SLP
- Clinical Assistant Professor, Communication Sciences and Disorders
- Clinical Fieldwork Supervisor, Communication Sciences and Disorders
Education
MS, Communication Sciences and Disorders, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, 2009
BS, Communicative Disorder, University of Wisconsin Stevens Point, 2007
Speaker Topics
- Augmentative and Alternative Communication
- Assistive Technology
- Speech and Language Diagnostics
- School-Based Collaboration
Interests & Expertise
Lindsay Lauters has spent the majority of her career as a school-based Speech-Language Pathologist, both as a servicing clinician and in a coaching and support role. Lindsay served as a school-based internship coordinator for many years. Lindsay also has experience in medical settings, including acute care and inpatient rehabilitation and worked as a lecturer for UWM. While she enjoys all aspects of the profession, her primary areas of expertise and passion are Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) and Assistive Technology (AT) as well as Speech and Language Diagnostics. Lindsay's teaching philosophy focuses on pairing evidence-based practice with practical real-life application. Themes within Lindsay's work include interdisciplinary collaboration, improving access for individuals with complex communication needs, and improving overall communicative competence to support improved quality of life and genuine human connection.
Presentations
"Assessing and Teaching Vocabulary to Elementary and Middle School Students Who Use AAC"- WSHA Schools Conference, 2025
Certifications
- Certificate of Clinical Competence ASHA Member
- CCC-SLP, WI Department of Public Instruction Current, State of WI License Current
Honors & Awards
UWM College of Health Sciences Community Partnership Award, 2018