Rena A. Krakow

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Rena A. Krakow

  • College of Public Health

    • Communication Sciences and Disorders

      • Associate Professor

      • Undergraduate Program Director

Biography

Dr. Krakow is an associate professor and undergraduate program director in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders. She earned Masters’ and PhD degrees in linguistics at Yale as well as a master’s degree in special education at Teachers College, Columbia. Dr. Krakow’s body of research includes studies of speech production and perception, spoken and written language development and disorders. Dr. Krakow created the Kids Write and Create program at Temple. She also co-created (with Prof. Francine Kohen) the Finding the Words writing program for adults with aphasia. Dr. Krakow is one of the founders of PACT, the Philadelphia Aphasia Community at Temple. She teaches Basic Speech Science, Language and Deafness, and Literacy Development and Disorders.

Courses Taught

Number

Name

Level

CSCD 3233

Basic Speech Science

Undergraduate

CSCD 4979

Honors in Communication Sciences

Undergraduate

CSCD 5730

Topics in Speech, Language and Hearing

Graduate

CSCD 8727

Written Language Development and Disorders

Graduate