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Retired Assistant Professor and Director of Purdue University Fort Wayne Communication Disorders Clinic. Ms. Mankey began training emergency first Responders in how to better communicate with individuals with complex communication needs in the State of Indiana in 2016 and to date have trained approximately 2.000 first responders in Indiana and Michigan.
Financial Disclosure:
•Yes, Grant Funds, Speaker fee (honorarium, stipend, other)
•2019 – Psi Iota Xi Grant ($500) for travel expenses related to training first responders in the area of augmentative & alternative communication (AAC). 2019 – Answers for Autism Grant ($3,000) for travel expenses related to training first responders in the area of augmentative & alternative communication (AAC). 2018 – START Project through College of Arts & Sciences ($4,100) to expand training program for first responders to increase knowledge and comfort level of interacting with individuals who use augmentative & alternative communication (AAC). 2018 – Community Engagement Grant through Office of Academic Affairs and the Institute for Research, Scholarship, and Creative Endeavors ($8,000) to expand training program for first responders to increase knowledge and comfort level of interacting with individuals who use augmentative & alternative communication (AAC). Michigan Speech Language/Hearing Association, conference fee paid 2021 Michigan Inclusion Conference - gift card and thank you note
Non-financial Disclosures:
•Yes, Volunteer teaching or speaking, Professional or institutional affiliation
•Membership in ISAAC and USSAAC I am on the membership committee for USSAAC I am on the disaster relief committee for USSAAC Membership in the Indiana Speech/Language/Hearing Association
These disclosures apply to all presentations listed below.