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Brittney Carlson, Au.D/Ph.D., CCC-A
Director of Communication Sciences and Disorders, Assistant Professor
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carlsonb@elms.edu | 413-265-2282
Department(s): Communication Sciences and DisordersLearn more about Brittney CarlsonDr. Carlson is a clinical and research audiologist with interests in adult aural rehabilitation, outcomes with amplification, and dual sensory impairment. She consults as a clinical audiologist at the Veterans’ Administration Hospital and is a research collaborator with the Aural Rehabilitation Laboratory at the University of Connecticut. She is currently serving as treasurer for the Academy of Rehabilitative Audiology and co-advisor to the Elms College chapter of the National Student Speech Language and Hearing Association (NSSLHA). Dr. Carlson teaches hearing science, audiology, and senior seminar, and serves as the practicum coordinator.
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Jeffrey Couture, B.A., M.S.
Adjunct Faculty, Lecturer in Criminal Justice
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couturej@elms.edu
Department(s): Criminal JusticeLearn more about Jeffrey CoutureJeff Couture is a 22-year veteran of the Chicopee Police Department where he currently serves as the department’s training officer. He is also a staff instructor with the Western Massachusetts Regional Police Academy and a law enforcement instructor with Commonwealth Police Services. He teaches Drugs, Guns & Gangs, Fair & Impartial Policing, and Domestic & Family Violence. He serves as the site supervisor for our students who intern with the Chicopee P.D.
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Mary Deyo, SLPD, CCC-SLP
Assistant Professor of Communication Sciences and Disorders
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deyom@elms.edu | 413-265-2334
Department(s): Communication Sciences and DisordersLearn more about Mary DeyoDr. Deyo is a speech language pathologist with clinical experience and research interests in adults with intellectual disabilities and brain injury, as well as research related to the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) in the field of Communication Sciences and Disorders. She currently serves on the Berkshire County Arc advisory committee for their newest community center for adults with brain injuries, the Friends of the Westfield Athenaeum Board, the Board of St. Mary’s High School, and is co-advisor to the Elms College chapter of the National Student Speech Language and Hearing Association (NSSLHA). Dr. Deyo teaches speech science, phonetics, speech and language acquisition, professional communication in Communication Sciences and Disorders, observation methods and techniques in Communication Sciences and Disorders, and neuroscience.
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John Hale
Adjunct Faculty, Lecturer in Criminal Justice
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halej@elms.edu
Department(s): Criminal JusticeLearn more about John HaleJohn Hale is a licensed attorney and retired captain with the Hampden County Sheriff’s Department, where he served for 22 years. During his tenure at the Sheriff’s Department, John served as academy drill instructor, academy commandant, standards coordinator and leadership development supervisor, prior to his retirement as captain. He also served in the United States Air Force, retiring as a Master Sergeant after 23 years of service. He teaches Corrections and Rehabilitation, Effective Communications in Criminal Justice, and Ethics, Integrity Training and Leadership Development.
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Laura Hanratty, Ph.D., BCBA-D, LABA
Director of Applied Behavior Analysis, ASD Graduate Programs Assistant Professor
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hanrattyl@elms.edu | 413-265-2463
Department(s): Communication Sciences and DisordersLearn more about Laura HanrattyDr. Hanratty is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst and a Licensed Applied Behavior Analyst in Massachusetts. Her research background is in teaching children safety skills, assessment and treatment of severe problem behavior, and reinforcement parameters. Laura has presented her research at local and international conferences, as well as published and served as a guest reviewer for peer reviewed journals. Laura has experience working with children and adults with and without developmental disabilities, in schools, group homes, and the foster care system. She teaches courses in applied behavior analysis, assessment and treatment of behavior concerns, and research.
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Shawn Hemingway
Adjunct Faculty, Lecturer in Criminal Justice
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hemingways@elms.edu
Department(s): Criminal JusticeLearn more about Shawn HemingwayShawn Hemingway is a 20-year veteran of the Hampden County Sheriff’s Department, where he has served as a correctional officer, reentry employment supervisor, and industries services manager. He teaches Corrections and Rehabilitation, Offender Reentry and Reintegration, Policing in America, and Probation, Parole & Restorative Justice.
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Kathy Layer, MLIS
Adjunct Faculty, Lecturer in Criminal Justice
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layerk@elms.edu
Department(s): Criminal JusticeLearn more about Kathy LayerKathy Layer is a law librarian at the Western New England University School of Law. She teaches Computer-Assisted Legal Research and Law Office Computer Applications, both of which she developed into fully online courses for the Legal Studies program. Kathy earned her paralegal certificate from Boston University.
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Angela Mansolillo, M.A.
Adjunct Faculty, Lecturer in CSD
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mansolilloa@elms.edu | 413-265-2323
Department(s): Communication Sciences and DisordersLearn more about Angela MansolilloAngela Mansolillo has been a speech-language pathologist since 1985, and works at Cooley Dickinson Hospital in Northampton. She has practiced in hospital, home care, and school settings. She lectures on dysphagia assessment and intervention, and earned specialty certification in swallowing disorders from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association. Angela joined the Elms faculty in 1998, and provides clinical supervision to student clinicians.
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Caroline Murray, J.D.
Associate Professor of Paralegal and Legal Studies
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murrayc@elms.edu | 413-265-2401
Department(s): Criminal JusticeLearn more about Caroline MurrayIn addition to being a practicing local attorney and full-time instructor, Professor Murray coordinates the criminal justice and legal studies internships. She has international training in law as well as a strong background in business management. Professor Murray is active in local government and the community through her association with the St. Thomas More Society, Junior Achievement, the American Bar Association, the Massachusetts Bar Association, the Hampden County Bar Association, the West Springfield Rotary Club, the West Springfield Council on Aging, the West Springfield Community Preservation Committee, Holyoke Community College advisory board, and the Putnam Vocational Technical High School criminal justice advisory board.
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Jacqueline Neiman, CCC-SLP
Adjunct Faculty, Lecturer in CSD
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neimanj@elms.edu
Department(s): Communication Sciences and DisordersLearn more about Jacqueline NeimanJacqueline Neiman is a certified speech and language pathologist who has been practicing in a variety of pediatric settings for over almost 30 years. She received her Certificate of Clinical Competence from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association in 1990 and is licensed in both Massachusetts and Connecticut. For the last 15 years, Jackie has provided home/daycare-based therapy services for children ages 0 – 3 in a local early intervention program. Additionally, she supervises both graduate and undergraduate students during their off-site practicum placements. She teaches the Intro CSD course at Elms both on campus and in their online program where she enjoys sharing her love for this wonderful field.
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Andrea O'Connor, J.D.
Adjunct Faculty, Lecturer in Criminal Justice
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oconnora@elms.edu
Department(s): Criminal JusticeLearn more about Andrea O'ConnorAndrea O’Connor is currently the judicial law clerk for the United States Bankruptcy Court in Springfield, Massachusetts. Prior to that appointment, she was an associate with Hendel & Collins, P.C. She teaches Advanced Legal Research & Writing.
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Deborah Roberge, J.D.
Adjunct Faculty, Lecturer in Criminal Justice
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roberged@elms.edu
Department(s): Criminal JusticeLearn more about Deborah RobergeDeb Roberge has been a practicing criminal defense attorney for 17 years. She was a partner in the firm of Hurst and Fogerty and is now a solo practitioner. She teaches Criminal Law & Procedure.
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Carolyn Scott-Howe, J.D.
Adjunct Faculty, Lecturer in Criminal Justice
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scott-howec@elms.edu
Department(s): Criminal JusticeLearn more about Carolyn Scott-HoweCarolyn Scott-Howe is a sole practitioner and independent contractor. She has extensive experience in tort law, family law, criminal defense, municipal law, residential real estate, corporate law, and estate administration. She teaches Legal Studies I & II, Family Law, and Health Law.