Katie Bochi is a full time NICU Speech-Language Pathologist at Russell J. Ebeid Children’s Hospital and an active steering committee member of Wood County Plays, an all-inclusive playground initiative. She has been a member of OSLHA since 2013 and lives in the greater Toledo area with her husband and two rescue dogs.

Kelly Johns is an SLP and supervisor of inpatient and outpatient pediatric rehabilitation at Promedica Total Rehab Pediatrics in Toledo.  She has been an OSLHA member since 2011.

Jennifer Brello is a Clinical Assistant Professor at the Ohio State University and the Director of the OSU Aphasia Initiative. She has over 20 years of experience working with adults who have experienced acquired brain injury.  Jennifer lives in Columbus with her husband and two children.

Amy Larocca is the owner and lead SLP at Polaris Speech and Neurological Rehabilitation private practice.  She has 15 years of clinical and administrative experience in multiple medical settings and a passion for working with adults with speech, language, cognition, and swallowing disorders. She lives outside of Cleveland with her husband and two children.

Amy Vaughn is an associate professor in the Dept. of Communication Sciences & Disorders at Baldwin Wallace University. She has been an ASHA certified speech-language pathologist for over 25 years.  Her interests include adult neurogenics, clinical education, transgender voice, and interprofessional education. She has been a member of OSLHA since 1995.

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Erin Taylor is a graduate of OSU for both her undergraduate and graduate degrees. She’s currently an SLP at The Ohio State University and Nationwide Children’s Hospital. Erin enjoys cooking and taking walks with her dog, Brady.

Bridget Allen Chapman is a Clinical Assistant Professor at The Ohio State University and an ASHA certified speech-language pathologist. She serves as the Director of the Flaum Center for Fluency Disorders at OSU and provides academic and clinical instruction to graduate students. She is involved in a variety of stuttering and fluency disorder organizations and has a passion for working with students and colleagues in clinical education.

Jenn Glassman, serves as an assistant professor at The University of Toledo in the School of Intervention and Wellness and has been with university since 2007. While there, she has served in a large variety of capacities and is currently the faculty advisor to UToledo’s NSSLHA Chapter.