William S. Evans has practiced clinically as an outpatient speech-language pathologist specializing in the areas of aphasia and cognitive rehabilitation.
At the University of Pittsburgh, he directs the Language Rehab and Cognition Lab and is a member of the multi-PI Pittsburgh Translational Aphasia Research Initiative. He is also a faculty co-advisor of the Pitt National Student Speech Language Hearing Association.
His funded aphasia rehabilitation research focuses on the areas of counseling and adaptive computer-based language treatment. This research program relies on a number of approaches and techniques including aphasia community engagement and co-design, inter-professional collaboration, gamification and computational modeling.
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