Faculty/Staff/PhD
Ph.D Student
Davis, Celine, M.S., CCC-SLP
Ph.D Student
Primary Advisors: Dr. Nathaniel Maxfield;
Dr. Gerald C. Imaezue
Celine Davis is currently a second-year Ph.D. student in the Department of Communication
Sciences and Disorders with a special interest in neurocommunicative science. With
a clinical background in speech-language pathology, she has experience managing cognitive-communication
disorders and dysphagia. Her research interests include the effects of infectious
diseases on language and cognition, age-related changes in cognition as well as treatment
outcomes in aphasia. Celine actively participates in the Brain and Aphasia Research
Lab as well as the Neurophysiology of Aging Lab.
| Master of Science Speech-Language Pathology | Â鶹ÊÓƵ | 2022 |
| Bachelor of Arts Communication Sciences and Disorders | Â鶹ÊÓƵ |
2020
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Teaching
Teaching Assistantship
SPA 4250 | Introduction to Speech Disorders (Fall 2023)
SPA 4257 | Adult Communication Disorders (Spring 2024)
SPA 6805 | Research Procedures in Communication Sciences and Disorders
(Summer 2024)
SPA 3002 | Introduction to Communication Disorders (Fall 2024)
Recent Scholarly Activity
Davis, C., Maxfield, N. D. (2024, March). Cognition in Crisis: Unraveling the Link Between COVID-19 and Cognitive-Linguistic Impairments [Poster Presentation]. USF Graduate Research Symposium, Tampa, FL. Awarded People’s Choice Winner.
Davis, C. (2023, April 21). Bridging the Divide: A Clinical Fellow’s Roadmap to Working in a SNF [Poster Presentation]. National Black Association for Speech-Language and Hearing Convention, Washington, D.C, United States.