I feel privileged to support families in the clinic as they determine goals for their child’s communication and then help them navigate the path to achieve those goals.
Clinical Associate Professor
My specialty area is in the diagnosis and (re)habilitation of infants and children with hearing loss. I feel privileged to support families in the clinic as they determine goals for their child’s communication and then help them navigate the path to achieve those goals.
I enjoy supporting students in building confidence and making connections between classroom and clinical concepts.
I prioritize the delivery of course content within meaningful contexts so that students can link new information to future practice. I prioritize opportunities to practice and apply knowledge and skills with timely feedback and believe that intentional reflection is an important component of deepening the learning experience.
I hope students find me approachable and do not hesitate to ask questions or reach out to me if they need support.
Alison K. Morrison, Au.D., CCC-A is a Clinical Associate Professor in the Department of Communication Sciences and Special Education and a pediatric audiologist at the UGA Speech and Hearing Clinic. Dr. Morrison holds the certificate of clinical competence in audiology from the American Speech-Language and Hearing Association, and she is a fellow of the American Academy of Audiology. Dr. Morrison teaches undergraduate courses in the specialty area of audiology as well as the graduate audiology practicum course for candidates in the Master’s SLP program. She also supervises visiting doctoral students completing clinical training at the UGA Speech and Hearing Clinic. Dr. Morrison’s specialty area is in diagnosis and (re)habilitation of infants and children with hearing loss. She is pleased to collaborate with school systems and other professionals in the northeast Georgia region to improve the outcomes of children in the state.
Dr. Morrison has served in various leadership roles at the state and national levels. She is also proud to have co-founded and Chaired the annual UGA Pediatric Audiology Symposium which brings clinically-relevant, evidence-based continuing education to pediatric audiologists in the state of Georgia and beyond.