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Natalie Neubauer , EdD, CCC-SLP
Assistant Dean for Undergraduate and Clinical Education and Associate Professor
Department of Speech-Language Pathology

(973) 275-2947
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Interprofessional Health Sciences Campus
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Natalie Neubauer, EdD, CCC-SLP

Assistant Dean for Undergraduate and Clinical Education and Associate Professor
Department of Speech-Language Pathology 

As Assistant Dean for Undergraduate and Clinical Education in the School of Health and Medical Sciences (SHMS), my role includes student recruitment and enrollment, tracking student and program outcomes, curriculum/program development, expansion and enhancement of SHMS dual degree health science programs and the undergraduate Bachelor of Science program in Interprofessional Health Sciences. I engage in strategic planning to cultivate and support student connections and engagement opportunities at the department, school and university level, and focus on partnerships and synergy between undergraduate and graduate health science programs. I am dedicated to creating and fostering state-of-the-art, unique and innovative health science programs and resources for students that includes immersive and dynamic academic and experiential opportunities which support their academic journey at Seton Hall.
 
My experience teaching has included clinical methods, early intervention and diagnostic principles coursework. I have also had many years of experience in the role of Director of Clinical Education designing and implementing clinical education programming in the master’s speech-language pathology program. Prior to my faculty appointment at Seton Hall University, I also have had extensive pediatric clinical training as a speech-language pathologist in outpatient rehabilitation hospital, public-school, private practice and Early Intervention settings. My research interests include pediatric feeding disorders in the schools, interprofessional education and practice, clinical supervision, innovative teaching modalities, cutting-edge clinical simulation strategies and artificial intelligence.
 
My volunteer work has included serving as Chair of Public Relations and Membership committees and Vice-Chair of the Higher Education Committee for the New Jersey Speech and Hearing Association (NJSHA). I am a proud member of NJSHA’s Board of Directors and am the president-elect for the state association. Also, I am an elected official on the Board of Directors for the Phoenix Center.
 
My mission is to foster outstanding academic and clinical excellence for health science students. I am also a proud alumna of Seton Hall University.