Catherine Crowley and Karen Froud with Bayon dancers in Siem Reap, Cambodia
Boys looking out their classroom window in Kumasi, Ghana.
Catherine Crowley and TC student Melissa Inniss at TC working with children in Bolivia via Skype.
Scene from Lake Ton Le Sap from a site visit in Cambodia.
Catherine Crowley, at the Unit School of The University of Education at Winneba, Ghana, says, “There’s maybe less than a handful of speech/language pathologists who are bilingual in any of the African languages. When these kids come to the United States, they need services.�
John Saxman, TC’s Professor of Speech Pathology on location in Bolivia, says, “We’ve made a commitment to the multilingual and multicultural aspects of communications and its disorders.�