Associate Clinical Specialist

Education
·MPA, Northeastern University
·MA, University of Connecticut
·BA, City College of New York

Certification
·American Speech-Language Hearing Association, CCC-SLP
Massaschusetts State License in Speech-Language Pathology

·Member: New England Council of Clinical Directors of Educational
Programs in Human Communication Sciences and Disorders

Scholarly Interests
· Preschool speech and language
· Clinical Education
· Continuing Education Administration
· Child and adult disfluency
· Problem based learning
· Program development and evaluation

Bio
Ms. Anis has been a part of the department for many years and has had the opportunity to coordinate and supervise clinical assignments, teach undergraduate and graduate courses, and participate in a variety of university and college programs. In addition to her degree in
speech-language pathology, Ms. Anis completed a master's degree in public administration at Northeastern University to support her interest in education and health policy and administrtion. She has an appointment to the School of Education here, and assists students in obtaining the clinical experiences that will support their applications for the Massachusetts Educator License. Within the university, Ms Anis has been the consultant for speech-language development for the Russell Call Children's Center and a facilitator in the Physican's Assistant seminars in Problem Based Learning. Within the community, she has supervised students in a local preschool program, and provided community in-service presentations.

Ms. Anis has the primary responsibility for locating, maintaining and evaluating off-campus clinical placements for students in speech-language pathology. In association with placements, she has developed seminars which
involve the off-campus site supervisors, alumni, and professionals from other disciplines from within the community and university. As
Administrator of Continuing Education programs for the department, she develops activities which support life-long learning and provide continuing education units and professional development points for our off-campus supervisors and the speech-language pathologists in the area.