Sandra Irvin is a master’s student in the residential speech-language pathology program. She is interested in research related to language development and early identification of language impairments and implementation science. After graduation, Sandra plans on gaining clinical experience before pursuing a research doctorate. Outside the lab, Sandra enjoys walking with her dog and spending time with her family. 

Rachel is from New York and completed her undergraduate degree in Communication Science & Disorders, Public Health, and Spanish at Moravian University in Pennsylvania. During this time, she worked as a Behavioral Health Technician with children. Rachel moved to Columbia with her husky mix, Nakita. She is a graduate student in the Communication Sciences and Disorders at USC.

Ryleigh is a graduate student in USC’s Communication Sciences and Disorders Program. She is from Southern Maryland and went to Loyola University Maryland for her undergraduate degree where she studied Speech-Language-Hearing Sciences and Psychology. Ryleigh aims to work with adults who have neurogenic communication disorders in a rehabilitation setting.