Speech and Feeding Disorders Lab: Lab Team
Lab Team
Jordan R. Green, PhD
Director
Telephone: (617) 945-3624
Email: jgreen2@mghihp.edu
Dr. Jordan Green joined the MGH Institute faculty in 2013. His research focuses on disorders of speech production, oromotor skill development for early speech and feeding, and quantification of speech motor performance. Dr. Green earned his PhD from the University of Washington, Seattle. More on Dr. Green.
Kristen Allison, PhD
Post-Doctoral Research Fellow
Telephone: (617) 724-1275
Email: kallison1@mghihp.edu
Kristen Allison, PhD, is a post-doctoral research fellow in the Speech and Feeding Disorders Lab. Kristen completed her doctoral research at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2015, which focused on characterization of dysarthria in children with cerebral palsy. She is also a certified speech-language pathologist, and has worked in a variety of pediatric medical settings. More on Kristen Allison.
Claire Cordella, BA
Doctoral Research Fellow
Email: ccordella@mghihp.edu
Claire Cordella is a doctoral student in the Harvard-MIT Program in Speech and Hearing Bioscience and Technology (SHBT). Her research focuses on the characterization of motor speech deficits in neurodegenerative disorders. More on Claire Cordella.
Bridget Perry, MS, CCC-SLP
Doctoral Research Fellow
Email: bperry@partners.org
Bridget Perry is a doctoral student in the PhD in Rehabilitation Sciences at the MGH Institute. Her research focuses on speech production deficits and dysphagia in patients with impaired facial movement. More on Bridget Perry.
Brian Richburg
Clinical Research Coordinator
Email: brichburg@mghihp.edu
Brian joined Dr. Green's lab in 2013. Prior to joining the team he supported numerous research efforts studying speech, language, and audio perception at MIT and a small private research company. More on Brian Richburg.
Dr. Panying Rong
Postdoctoral Fellow
Email: prong@partners.org
Dr. Panying Rong joined Dr. Green's lab in 2012, and came to the Institute in 2013. Her research interests include motor speech disorders and computational modeling of speech production. Her current work focuses on multi-factorial modeling of speech impairments due to ALS using instrumentation-based physiological measures. More on Dr. Rong.
Meg Simione, MA
Doctoral Research Fellow
Email: msimione@mghihp.edu
Meg Simione is a doctoral student in the PhD in Rehabilitation Sciences program at the MGH Institute. Her research focuses on the physiological development of feeding and speech in typically developing and disordered populations. More on Meg Simione.
