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Tanya Enloe
Vita
Tanya Sue Enloe
Assistant Professor/Clinical Supervisor
Department of Special Education and Communication Disorders
Tanya S. Enloe, M.S., CCC-SLP, has been a Speech-Language Pathologist for 23 years. She worked as a public school SLP for 11 years and has been an Assistant Professor/Clinical Supervisor in the Valdosta State University Department of Special Education and Communication Disorders for the past 12 years. Her research interests include diagnostic instruments most frequently used by school-based Speech-Language Pathologists and those used by Speech-Language Pathologists working in medical settings, improving hearing screening follow-up, collaboration, and phonemic awareness.
ACADEMIC DEGREES
M.S. University of Mississippi 1989 Speech Language Pathology
B.A. Harding University 1983 Speech Language Pathology
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
1994-Present Valdosta State University, Assistant Professor/Clinical Supervisor
1989-1994 Willow Springs, MO R-IV Schools, Speech Language Pathologist
1988-1989 South Panola Co., MO R-II Schools, Speech Language Pathologist
1984-1988 Maries Co., MO Schools, Speech Language Pathologist
1983-1984 Crenshaw Co., AL Schools, Speech Language Pathologist
TYPICAL COURSES TAUGHT:
CSD 3070 Normal Language Acquisition
CSD 5050 Beginning Practicum – Speech Language Pathology
CSD 5100 Intermediate Practicum – Speech Language Pathology
CSD 5140 Advanced Practicum – Speech Language Pathology
CSD 5210 Externship in Communication Disorders
CSD 5190 Applied Practicum in the Public Schools
SCHOLARSHIP
Presentations
Carson, L.J., Enloe, T., S., Hull, R. A., & Kennedy, K.S. (2001, November). “Evaluation
Instruments Most Frequently Used by SLPs in Public Schools.” Poster session presented at the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association’s Annual Conference, New Orleans, LA.
Carson, L.J., Consolini, M.T., Enloe, T.S., & Watson, A. (2001, November). “Investigating the Need for Expanded Hearing Screening Protocols for Schools.” Poster session presented at the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association’s Annual Conference, New Orleans, LA.
Carson, L.J., Consolini, M. T., Enloe, T.S., & Watson, A. (2001, May). “Should 6000 Hz. and 8000 Hz. Be Added to the Hearing Screening Protocol for Public Schools?” Poster session presented at the Georgia Speech and Hearing Association’s Annual Conference, Savannah, GA.
Andrews, A., Backes, L.S., Carson, L.J., Consolini, M.T., Enloe,T.S., Kennedy, K.S., Mercer, E.L., & Smith, F. (2001, November). “Where Does a Supervisor’s Time Go? – A T Time/Task Analysis.” Poster session presented at the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association’s Annual Conference, Washington, D.C.
Andrews, A., Backes, L.S., Carson, L.J., Consolini, M.T., Enloe,T.S., Kennedy, K.S., Mercer, E.L., & Smith, F. (2000, March). “Where Does a Supervisor’s Time Go? – A T Time/Task Analysis.” Poster session presented at the Georgia Speech-Language-Hearing Association’s Annual Conference, Atlanta, GA.
Carson, L.J., Enloe, T.S., & Kennedy, K.S.(1998, October). “Diagnostics – The Preschool Language Scale-3”. Presentation to VSU graduate students in Speech-Language Pathology.
Enloe, T.S. (1998, April). “Developing Professional Writing Skills.” Presentation for Inservice Training for Staff at the Lowndes Advocacy Resource Center, Valdosta, GA.
Enloe, T. S. (1996, April) “Normal Speech and Language Development: Birth-Age Five.” Presentation for Staff Training at the Moody Air Force Base Child Development Center, Valdosta, GA.
Publications
Carson, L.J., Consolini, M.T., Enloe, T.S., & Watson, A. (2001). Expanded Hearing Screening Protocol for Schools. ADVANCE for Speech-Language Pathologists & Audiologists, 22, 10.
Carson, L.J., Consolini, M.T., Enloe, T.S., & Watson, A. (2001). Examination of Need for Expanded Hearing Screening Protocol for Schools. ADVANCE for Speech-Language Pathologists & Audiologists, 20, 11.
Carson, L.J. & Enloe, T. S. (1998). Measurement of Client Progress in Phonological Therapy, Speech Jargon, 3,2&7.
SERVICE
College
Departmental representative at Parent Visitation Day, Fall, 1996
Opening School Experience Session Leader, Fall, 1996
Departmental
Faculty Co-Sponsor for the VSU Chapter of the National Student Speech Language Hearing
Association, 1994 to Fall Semester, 2001
Site Coordinator for the Telerounds Conference Series from the National Center for Neurogenic
Communication Disorders at the University of Arizona, 1994 to1999
Spec. Ed. Dept. Staff Development Committee, Member, 1995 to present
Academic Advisor for undergraduate majors in Speech Language Pathology, 1995 to present.
Speech Clinic Scheduling Committee, Member, 1995 to present
Clinic Supervisory Committee, Member, 1996 to present
Off-Campus Practicum Committee for Semester Conversion Plan,Member, 1996
Spec. Ed. Dept. Procedures Documentation Committee, Member,1997-present
Cordinator for the Beginning Clinician Mentoring Program, 2000 to present
Supervisor of Clinical Fellowship Year for former graduate student, Spring, 1997
-Spring, 1998.
Site coordinator for continuing education conferences in Communication Disorders at VSU, 1995-1999
Textbook reviewer for the Allyn & Bacon Publishing Company for text,
“Counseling the Communicatively Disabled and Their Families”, Fall, 1998
Prospectus Reviewer for the Allyn & Bacon Publishing Company for a
proposed text, “Lend an Ear: Counseling Basics for Professionals Serving Children
with Hearing Loss and Their Families”, Fall, 1999
PROFESSIONAL AND ACADEMIC ASSOCIATION MEMBERSHIPS
National
American Speech- Language-Hearing Association
Regional/State
Georgia Speech-Language-Hearing Association
Georgia Supervisory Network