Geri Theadore has been at URI since 1990. She teaches courses in testing in speech-language pathology and counseling in communicative disorders, supervises graduate students in child diagnostic and therapy clinic, and advises undergraduate students at University College. Ms. Theadore was involved in the implementation of two major federal grants, one for pre-service preparation in early intervention, and the other focused on an instructional approach for language and literacy development in Head Start.
Prior to coming to URI, Ms. Theadore worked as a speech-language pathologist at Bradley Hospital, a child and adolescent psychiatric hospital in East Providence, RI. Ms. Theadore received her Bachelor's degree in elementary education and her Master's degree in speech-language pathology from URI. Her clinical interests include autism spectrum disorders, and literacy development and instruction.
Courses Taught
- CMD 492 Special Problems
- CMD 569 Test and Measurement in Speech-Language Pathology
- CMD 594 Counseling in Communicative Disorders
- CMD 598 Special Problems