Alyssa Schmidt
Lecturer
Department of Special Education and Communication Disorders University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Contact
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BKC 207E
Lincoln NE 68583-0738 - Phone
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402-472-3836 On-campus 2-3836
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aschmidt26@unl.edu
Alyssa Schmidt joined the Department of Special Education and Communication Disorders in April 2023 as a lecturer and clinical educator in the Barkley Speech Language and Hearing Clinic.
Schmidt was previously an SLP at Tabitha Nursing and Rehab working in both inpatient and outpatient settings, where she pursued improved dysphagia management across Tabitha campuses. She also spent time with Old Cheney Rehabilitation and Lincoln Public Schools.
In the community, Schmidt has provided supervision for speech-language pathology graduate students at Horses for Healing Nebraska, and also serves as a volunteer for Domesti-PUPS and as a Master Gardener.
Schmidt earned her master's degree in speech-language pathology from Nebraska in 2016. She graduated from the University of Wyoming with a bachelor's degree in speech-language & hearing science in 2014 and earned an associate's degree from Casper College in 2012.
Education
M.S., Speech-Language Pathology, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 2016
B.S., Speech-Language & Hearing Science, University of Wyoming, 2014
A.S., General Studies, Casper College, 2012
Experience
- 2023-present, Lecturer/Clinical Educator, Department of Special Education and Communication Disorders, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
- 2019-present, PRN, CHI Health St. Elizabeth & Nebraska Heart, Lincoln, Nebraska
- 2019-present, Speech-Language Pathologist, Tabitha Nursing and Rehab, Lincoln, Nebraska
- 2020-22, Independent Contractor, State of Nebraska Department of Corrections, Lincoln, Nebraska
- 2019-20, PRN, CHI Health at Home, Lincoln, Nebraska
- 2018-19, Speech-Language Pathologist, Old Cheney Rehabilitation, Lincoln, Nebraska
- 2016-19, Full-time Teacher and Substitute, Lincoln Public Schools, Lincoln, Nebraska
Memberships
- American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
- Nebraska Speech-Language-Hearing Association