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CURRICULUM VITAE Name: JULIE S MARSHALL Department: EDUCATION DEGREES DISCIPLINE INSTITUTION YEAR B.S.Ed Speech Correction West Chester University 1984 M.A. Speech Language Pathology West Chester University 1986 CCC-SLP Certification of Clinical Competence in Speech Language Pathology EXPERIENCE n Speech-Language Hearing Association 1986 to RANK/POSITION DEPARTMENT/DIVISION INSTITUTION/COMPANY/ORGANIZATION PERIOD Clinical Associate Professor Audiology /Speech Pathology University of Memphis, School of Audiology and (AUSP) Memphis Speech and Speech Pathology August 2001 to Supervising Clinician Lead Speech Pathologist Staff Speech Pathologist and Supervising Clinician Staff Speech Pathologist Clinical Fellow Hearing Center Audiology /Speech Pathology (AUSP) Memphis Speech and Hearing Center Speech Therapy Department, Early Intervention Bill Wilkerson Hearing and Speech Center Division of Speech and Hearing Sciences University of Memphis, School of Audiology and Speech Pathology Les Passees Children's Services, Inc. Memphis Vanderbilt University Nashville, TN February 1998 to August 2001 1993 to January 1998 1990 to 1993 Rehabilitation Department Cedarbrook of Rebound Gallatin, TN April 1988 to 1990 Bill Wilkerson Hearing and Speech Center Division of Speech and Hearing Sciences Vanderbilt University Nashville, TN June 1987 to April 1988 Speech Therapist Speech Therapy Department Head Start Inc. Coatesville, PA October 1984 to May 1986 HONORS/AWARDS HONOR/AWARD INSTITUTION/COMPANY/ORGANIZATION YEAR Board Certified Specialist-Fluency n Board of Fluency and Fluency 2013- ACE Award for Continuing Education ASHA 2010 Specialty Recognition in Fluency Special Interest Division 4- n Speech Language 2000 to Certified Lidcombe Provider, Stuttering: Early Intervention Hearing Association 2013 Lidcombe Training Consortium 2005 TEACHING EXPERIENCE SUBJECT AUSP 7200 Introduction to Clinical Practice in Speech Language Pathology (G) AUSP 7208 Clinical Practicum in Speech Language Pathology(G) INSTITUTION The University of Memphis The University of Memphis

AUSP Clinical Instrumentation- Lab Assistant (G) HRSP 311, Stuttering (G) Stuttering (G) The University of Memphis Vanderbilt University Middle Tennessee State University STUDENT ADVISING/MENTORING CURRENT DEGREE NAME YEAR OF GRADUATION Undergraduate Masters Doctoral Postdoctoral NSSLHA University of Memphis Chapter CREATIVE ACTIVITIES ACTIVITY DATES LOCATION SPONSORSHIP Reviewer-Plural Publishing, Clinical Decision Making in Fluency 4th Ed 2016 Evaluation of Culturally and Linguistically 2012 to Memphis Speech and Diverse Populations. worked with Spanish Interpreters to provide mono- or bilingual assessment of speech and language; taught students how to appropriately work with Hearing Center, The University of Memphis School of Communication Sciences and interpreters Manuscript review for the Journal of Communication External reviewer for Bouve College of Health Sciances, Northeastern University, of promotion materials for a candidate for promotion from Clinical Asst Professor to Clinical Associate Professor Provide Speech-Language Diagnostic and Therapy services to incarcerated teens Telepractice Training Therapeutic and Support Group for Adults Who Stutter Developed pre-literacy and language development curriculum for children at Hope House, a day care and preschool for children affected by HIV/AIDS. Speech-Language Pathologist for Cochlear Implant Team Certified Lidcombe Program therapy provider Support Group For Parents and Families of Hearing Impaired Children Development of Infant-Toddler Aural (Re) Habilitation Program, with Audiology November 2011, April 2012, October 2013, April 2015, 2015 July 2017 2014-2016 Varangon Academy, Memphis, TN November 6-7, 2014 Waldo County General Hospital, Belfast, Maine 1998- -Memphis Speech and Hearing Center 2013-2015 Communication Sciences and Summer 2010 to 2014 Lidcombe Program Trainers Consortium, June 2005 Fall 2005, Spring 2006, Summer 2006, Fall 2006, Spring 2007, Summer 2007 Spring 2005 - Memphis Speech and Hearing Center University of Vermont University of Memphis, Speech and Hearing Center University of Memphis, Speech and Hearing Center

Technology Application for Fluency -Kay Elemetrics Facilitator Fluency Camp: Summer Day Camp for children who Stutter and Their Families Technology Application for Fluency -Kay Elemetrics Computerized Speech Laboratory 2003-2004 University of Memphis Stuttering Foundation of Summer 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2004, 2010 Summer 2000 to University of Memphis University of Memphis Stuttering Foundation of Stuttering Foundation of Books Published Marshall, J. S., Hinton, D. L., Hoffnung, D. S., Bishop, E., Hidaji, F. F., Brooks, G., Taub, M. B., & Kolwaite, M. (2012). The multidisciplinary approach. In M. Taub, M. Bartuccio & D. Maino (Eds.), Visual Diagnosis and Care of the Patient with Special Needs (pp. 361-382). Philadelphia, PA: Wolters Kluwer/Lippincott Williams & Wilkins. Refereed Conference Publications Darwin, E.W. and Sable, J. (1995). Aided Language Stimulation: Engineering Across Disciplines. 16th Annual Southeast Augmentative Communication Conference Proceedings, United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Birmingham, Inc., pp75-83 Non-Refereed Publications Sable, J. (2000). Working With Kids who Stutter in After-School and Summer Camp Groups. International Stuttering Awareness Day Online Conference, Mankato State University. Presentations - Conference (refereed *) Marshall, Julie, Managing Stuttering: Change, Growth, and Personal Construct, ation, Memphis, TN, Mid-South Conference on Communicative, 2012. Presentations - Universities/Industry (refereed *) Marshall, Julie, Stuttering Treatment in School-Based Speech Therapy, Shelby County School District, March 23, 2017 Sable, J. & Royal-Evans, C. "Evidence-Based Practice", Presentation, University of Tennessee Interdisciplinary Leadership Series, November 2002 Sable, J., Chencharick, J., "Issues in the Quality of Life for Persons with Developmental Disabilities Across the Life Span- Feeding Techniques", Presentation, University of Tennessee, Boling Center for Developmental Disabilities Clinical Training Series Memphis, TN., Winter/Spring 1995, Fall 1995, Winter/Spring 1996 Darwin, L & Sable, J. Oral Motor Assessment and Therapy, Presentation, Interdisciplinary Leadership Training in Feeding Children with Special Health Care Needs, Presentation, University of Tennessee, Boling Center for Developmental Disabilities, Memphis, TN, 1996 Campbell, V., Darwin, L. and Sable, J. Feeding Skills in Children with Special Halth Care Needs, Presentation, Intensive Course in Nutrition for Children with Special Health Care Needs, University of Tennessee, Boling Center for Developmental Disabilities, Memphis, TN. 1995

Other Presentations (refereed *) Manning, Walter & Marshall, Julie, Clinical Decision Making in the Assessment and Treatment of Children who Stutter, Memphis City Schools, October 1998. Sponsored by the. Marshall, Julie, Preventing Teasing and Bullying-Unacceptable Behavior, Memphis Area private school students and teachers, March and April, 2004. Sponsored by Stuttering Foundation of Manning, Walter & Marshall, Julie, Clinical Decision Making in the Assessment and Treatment of Children who Stutter, Shelby County Schools, October 1998. Sponsored by the Marshall, Julie, Creativity in Fluency Therapy, Memphis City Schools, August 2000. Royal-Evans, Caroline and Sable, Julie, Increasing Speech Intelligibility Using the Speech Enhancer. Presentation, Mid- South Conference on Communicative, Memphis TN, March 2001. Royal-Evans, Caroline and Sable, Julie, Increasing Speech Intelligibility Using the Speech Enhancer. Mini-Seminar, Tennessee Association of Audiologists and Speech Language Pathologists Convention, Chattanooga, TN, 2000 Wark, M., Coker, W., Hammett, M.,Sable, J., "Progress Report Writing in the University Setting: A Paradigm Shift", Poster, n Speech-Language Hearing Association Convention, Washington, D.C., 2000 Sable, Julie. There s More to it Than Fluency: Goal Writing and Therapy Strategies for the School-Age Child who Stutters. Mid-South Conference on Communicative, Memphis, TN, February 1999 Wise, K., Darwin, E., Sable, J., "AAC for Preschoolers-More than Just a Million Dollar Device", Presentation, Mid-South Conference on Communication, Memphis, TN., 1997 Wise, K., Darwin, E., Sable, J., "AAC for Preschoolers-Part II, Creating a Picture-Perfect Environment", Presentation, Mid-South Conference on Communication, Memphis, TN., 1997 Anderson, S, Darwin, L and Sable J. Augmentative Communication for Early Intervention, ation, Fourth Annual Collaborative Conference on Young Children with Special Needs and Their Families, Nashville, TN., 1996 Anderson, S, Darwin, L. & Sable, J. Aided Language Stimulation- Engineering Across Dsiciplines, ation, 16th Annual Southeast Augmentative Communication Conference, Birmingham, AL., 1995 SUPPORT (External) ACTIVITY AGENCY/SOURCE AMOUNT PERIOD $7500 07/00-07/01 $7500 07/01-07/02 $7500 07/02-07/03 $7500 07/03-07/04 OUTREACH Project/s summary PROJECT PARTICIPANTS PERIOD SPONSORSHIP

Head Start Speech-Language and Hearing Screenings Hope House Speech Language Stimulation Program Lewis Senior Center Hearing Screenings Overview of Services Provided at Memphis Speech and Hearing Center Clinical Faculty of the School of Children age 1 to 5 years who are impacted by HIV/AIDS Fall 2014; Fall 2015; Fall 2016; Fall 2017 Summer 2010 to Spring 2015 Senior Citizens, Health Fair Setting annually 2000-2011 Hernando Rotary Club January 2006 Head Start, Porter- Leath SERVICE UNIVERSITY COMMITTEE/ACTIVITY PERIOD The University of Memphis HIPAA 2015 - The University of Memphis Admissions 2016 The University of Memphis Search Committee-Clinical Faculty 2016 The University of Memphis Search Committee-Audiology Faculty 2016 Search Committee 2014 Audiology Clinical Faculty Search Committee 2015 Speech Pathology Clinical Faculty Admissions Committee 2014-2015 Web Oversight 2014-2015 Speech-Language Pathology Curriculum subcommittee Clinical Faculty Promotions Committee 2011 Advisor to NSSLHA Assisted with KASA matrix and grading system for 2003 compliance with new ASHA standards for clinical competence Documentation Committee 2000 Infection Control 2001 2011-2000 - Admissions Committee 2004 Search Committee 1999, 2000 OTHER SOCIETY/ORGANIZATION/JOURNAL COMMITTEE/EDITORIAL BOARD/OFFICE PERIOD Lewis Senior Center Health Fair, Hearing Screening Provider 2000-2004 Jewish Community Center Health Fair, Hearing Screening Provider 2004

Appendix A Academic Year (please indicate year) Course # Course Name 2016-2017 7200 Clinical Experience in Commnication 2017-2018 7208 Clinical Experience in Commnication 2010 Spring 7207 Clinical Instrumentation Credit Hours Percent Taught Enroll Labratory Supervised (S)/Instructed(I) 1 20-1 Y 1 25-1 Y 3.0 25 5 Y N New Preparation (Y)/(N) Appendix B 1. National Student Speech Language Hearing Association, University of Memphis Chapter has an 11 member board for which I serve as primary advisor. This group hosts, sponsors, plans and carries out an annual 2-day regional conference attended by an average of 800 regional professionals in speeech-language pathology and audiology. Undergraduate and master's students also attend and the conference is a recruitment tool for the department.