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Catherine A. Jackson

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Associate Professor, Department of Communication Disorders and Sciences, College of Health and Human Development

Education: B.A., University of Redlands; M.S. University of Wisconsin-Madison; M.A.; Ph.D., University of California, Los Angeles

 

Dr. Jackson's expertise and research is in acquired neurogenic disorders of communication.  She has authored or coauthored more than 50 presentations and papers aphasia, dementia, and other disorders affecting speech and language in adults and children. 

At CSUN, Dr. Jackson continues to research issues related to brain, language and speech.  During 2009-2010, she will also be working on several research projects, including "Communication and cognitive considerations for implantable hearing prosthetic devices". (supported by CSUN grant.  She is a faculty member of the Linguistics program at CSUN, and is the Coordinator for CDS Graduate Admissions.

Professional Memberships

  1. American Speech-Language Hearing Association
  2. California Speech-Language Hearing Association

Recent Publications and Papers

Jackson, C.A.  To appear.  Evaluating outcomes of intensive aphasia therapies.CSHA Magazine, Winter 2010.

Jackson, C.A. & Woolsey, J.D. (2009) A new set of classrooms: Preparing a new generation of clinicians.  Forum on Public Policy,

Jackson, C. and Seymour, P.J.  (2008).  “Two first authors”: Defining and evaluating collaborative partnership.  Perspectives in Speech-Language Pathology: Issues in Higher Education, 11, 21-27.

 doi:10.1044/ihe11.1.21.  http://div10perspectives.asha.org/cgi/content/full/11/1/21.

Seymour, P.J. , Jackson, C.A., Sinclair, J.S. Weber, E.G. and Wilding, M.K.  (2008).  Mentoring in all directions: Influence and focus throughout the department. Perspectives in Speech-Language Pathology, Special Interest Group 10: Issues in Higher Education.11, 48 - 55.  doi:10.1044/ihe11.2.48.  http://div10perspectives.asha.org/cgi/content/full/11/2/48.

Certification and Honors

2008     ACE (Award for Continuing Education)- American Speech-language Hearing Association

1978     Certificate of Clinical Competence in Speech Pathology - American Speech-Language Hearing

               Association

1978     License in Speech Pathology - California Board of Medical Examiners

1972     National Merit Scholarship Award

Links

NYTimes article: Patient Voices- Parkinson's Disease

American Stroke Association: Constraint-Induced Therapy for Aphasia

           

Contact Information

  • Department of Communication Disorders and Sciences (818/677-2582)
  • Office: Monterey Hall, Rm 326
  • Phone:818/677-2851
  • Fax: 818/677-2632
  • catherine.jackson@csun.edu

Courses

  • CD 442 Speech Science
  • CD659 Aphasia, Apraxia and Dysarthria
  • CD 663 Neurogenic Disorders of Swallowing and Cognition 
  • CD 668 Advanced Diagnostics in Speech and Language Pathology
  • For students enrolled in these courses, go to:
  • https://webteach.csun.edu

News and Announcements

Announcements

  • Student advisement is completed for Spring 2009.  Please contact the department for information regarding repair day.
  • Applications for admission to the graduate program in CDS are due 1/15/10.  Please see the department website for details.

Recent Presentations

Simon-Weiner, A. & Jackson, C.A.  (2009).  Community-based stroke support groups: Demographics and member perceptions.  To be presented at ASHA; New Orleans, LA

Jackson, C., Brown, J., Richardson, E. and Yaras, S. (2008). Effects of Constraint-Induced Aphasia Therapy on Discourse Structure.  Presented at ASHA; Chicago, IL.

Woolsey, J., Seymour, PJ and Jackson, C. (2008).  RPE/CF Supervision Methodology. CE course presented by the CSUN Language, Speech and Hearing Center. 

Jackson, C,  Sinclair, J.S.  and Andrews, A.  (2007). Evaluating atypical elderly candidates for cochlear implants.   ASHA Summit Meeting on Care for Patients at the End of Life:  The Role of the Audiologist and Speech-Language Pathologist.  Boston, MA