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Faculty
Communication Disorders Department
Dr. Mark Stimley, Program Coordinator
Dr.has a Ph.D. from Purdue
University, a M.A. from Ball State University and a B.S.
(Biological Sciences) from Purdue University. Dr. Stimley's special
areas of interest include neurological disorders and the role of
cognition in language.
Courses Taught
Anatomy & Physiology Basic to
Communication
Voice, Aphasia, and Rhythm
Seminar: Aphasia
Articulation
Voice Disorders
Resonance & Motor Speech
Disorders
Swallowing
Cognitive Rehabilitation
Mrs.
has a M.S. and B.S. in
Speech Language Pathology both from Indiana State University. Mrs.
Solesky's major interests are in adult neurological disorders. She
is currently involved in assisting with the development of a Speech
Language Pathology Assistant's program for the department.
Mrs.
has a M.S. and B.S. in
Speech Language Pathology both from Indiana State University. Mrs.
Wilson's major area of interest is Special Education Law and Ethics
and assessment and treatment of school aged children with speech
and language disorders. She is currently involved in assisting
with the development of a Speech Language Pathology Assistant's
program for the department.
Courses Taught
Rhythm, Voice, and Neurogenic
Disorders
Supervision of on-site
Clinical Practicum
STAFF
Mrs.
, Administrative Assistant for the Department
of Communication Disorders for the past 10 years. Mary is responsible for the everyday operations of the department and
functions as the Administrative Assistant to the Department Chair.
Mrs. ,
Student Services Assistant, Department of Communication Disorders.
Karen is a graduate of Indiana Vocational Technical College with an
Associate of Applied Science Degree in Computer Information
Systems. She is currently the grant secretary for the SLP Hybrid Graduate Program.
has a Ph.D. from Purdue
University, a M.A. from Ball State University and a B.S.
(Biological Sciences) from Purdue University. Dr. Stimley's special
areas of interest include neurological disorders and the role of
cognition in language. 
has a M.S. and B.S. in
Speech Language Pathology both from Indiana State University. Mrs.
Solesky's major interests are in adult neurological disorders. She
is currently involved in assisting with the development of a Speech
Language Pathology Assistant's program for the department.
has a M.S. and B.S. in
Speech Language Pathology both from Indiana State University. Mrs.
Wilson's major area of interest is Special Education Law and Ethics
and assessment and treatment of school aged children with speech
and language disorders. She is currently involved in assisting
with the development of a Speech Language Pathology Assistant's
program for the department. 
, Administrative Assistant for the Department
of Communication Disorders for the past 10 years. Mary is responsible for the everyday operations of the department and
functions as the Administrative Assistant to the Department Chair. 
,
Student Services Assistant, Department of Communication Disorders.
Karen is a graduate of Indiana Vocational Technical College with an
Associate of Applied Science Degree in Computer Information
Systems. She is currently the grant secretary for the SLP Hybrid Graduate Program.