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Mrs. Beth L Bergstrom
Instructor
Office: 2204 - Human Services
Phone: 217-581-2712
Email: blbergstrom@eiu.edu
Beth Bergstrom's Vita
Frequently Taught Courses
• CDS 4900/5900 Undergraduate and Graduate Clinical Practicum
• CDS 5910 Diagnostic Evaluations
• CDS 5400 Special Topic - Communication Disorders Related to Cleft Palate
• CDS 5400 Special Topic - EI Working with Families
• CDS 5400 Special Topic – Pediatric Feeding Disorders
Education
1996 - M.S. - Eastern Illinois University1994 - B.A. - Augustana College
Professional Organizations
American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
Illinois Speech-Language-Hearing Association
Research
-Cleft Palate and Pierre Robin Sequence
-Literacy in Early Intervention
-AAC with individuals with apraxia and autism
-Theory of Mind
Conference Presentations
-Bergstrom, B., & Becker, T. (2009). See Results through Aided Language Modeling.Presented for Closing the Gap. Minneapolis, Minnesota, October.
-Bergstrom, B., (2009).Pediatric Feeding and Swallowing.Presented for local NSSLHA. Charleston, IL, April.
-Bergstrom, B., & Becker, T. (2008). Language through literacy. Presented for STARnet, DHS King Center, Chicago, IL, August.
-Bergstrom, B., & Becker, T. (2007). Instucting parents how to facilitate langauge through
literacy: The WHSPS program. Presented at East Central Illinois Speech-Language Hearing Association.
Charleston, IL, June.
-Bergstrom, B., & Becker, T. (2007). Babies need books: Structred programs for caregivers of children 0-3. Presented at the Illinois Speech-Language and Hearing Associated State Convention, Chicago, IL, February.
Community
-Faculty-Eastern Illinois University (2005-present)
-Consultation/Collaboration for 0-3 and school-age children
-Supervisory conferences]
-Attend IEP staffings at local schools
-Development of funding reports for AAC devices
-Private practice in Speech-Language Pathology providing evaluation and skilled intervention with Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center in Mattoon, IL and Community Home Care in Sullivan, IL with a focus on Early Intervention services and home health






