Faculty Spotlights Archive
Sandra Levey
Associate Professor Sandra Levey has edited a book entitled Language Development: Understanding Language Diversity in the Classroom, with Susan Polirstok of Kean University. She authored five of the book's fifteen chapters. Scheduled for release by Sage Publications in September 2010, the book is designed to provide future K-12 teachers and other professionals with a greater understanding of the important role of language development in learning. Read More
Christine Rota-Donahue received her Bachelor’s Degree in Speech-Language Pathology from the School of Medicine in Paris, her Master of Science in Communication Sciences Disorders from Hunter College and her Master of Philosophy from the CUNY Graduate Center. She is also a licensed Audiologist and a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist in New York State. Read More
Joyce West
Professor Joyce West has been on the Lehman faculty in Speech-Language-Hearing Sciences since 2000. Prior to coming to Lehman she was Chief, Audiology and Speech Pathology in the Veteran Administration Medical Center in New York City. She received her Ph.D. from the University of Michigan, her M.A. from Ohio State University and her B.S. degree from Central Michigan University. She has taught at Ohio State University, DePaul University, and as an adjunct faculty member at Teachers College and Hunter College. Read More ...
Mira Goral
Professor Goral completed her undergraduate degree in linguistics at Tel Aviv University and her Ph.D. in neurolinguistics at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York. She joined Lehman as a full-time faculty in the Fall of 2006. Her research focuses on language representation and processing in individuals who speak more than one language. Read more ...
Cheryl Smith Gabig
Cheryl Smith Gabig is an assistant professor in the SLHS department who specializes in language learning disabilities in school-age children and adolescents. She developed and teaches the graduate course in Language Disorders in School Age Children and Adolescents,and provides clinical direction and supervision for graduate student clinicians in an after-school language-learning clinic Read More
Lyn Rosenberg
Lynn Rosenberg is a full time Lecturer in the SLHS department; she specializes in early intervention, child language and adult aphasia.She developed and teaches the Graduate early intervention seminar.She also is the undergraduate academic advisor for full time, non matriculated and second degree students.She supervises graduate student clinicians in the adult and child clinic and in diagnostic practicum.Her current interests include language learning disabilities in school age children.She is currently the chair of the Lehman College assessment council and is a member of the undergraduate curriculum committee and the arts and humanities curriculum committee.She received her masters degree in Speech Language Pathology from Buffalo State College and joined the faculty in 2007.
Last modified: Apr 9, 2013
