Faculty/Staff/PhD

Ph.D Student

Celine Davis

Davis, Celine, M.S., CCC-SLP

Ph.D Student 

Primary Advisors: Dr. Nathaniel Maxfield;
                                   Dr. Gerald C. Imaezue

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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.  

Education
Master of Science Speech-Language Pathology  Â鶹ÊÓƵ  2022
Bachelor of Arts Communication Sciences and Disorders  Â鶹ÊÓƵ 

2020

 

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.