Hannah Foley - Homer Glen, IL

Hannah Foley
Homer Glen, IL
USSAAC Member

Time Zone: Central Time

Topics of Special Interest: Student Experience, Patient Experience, My Specialized Skills/Hobbies/Interests, My Personal Experience with AAC, Multi-modal Communication, Employment Experience, Diversity/Equity/Inclusion, AAC Awareness, AAC Advocacy

Type of speaking offered: Workshop/conference, Parent group, Other educational setting (e.g. high school), Family gathering, College/University class, AAC user group

Preferred Platforms: Virtual (e.g. Zoom), In Person

Minimum Fee/Honorarium: $250.00 (Check, Electronic payment (e.g. Venmo or PayPal))

Biography
Hannah Foley is an Assistive Technology (AT) Specialist focused on augmentative and alternative communication (AAC). She is currently self-employed, providing contract work within the AAC field, with a focus on training and implementation. Previously, she worked at Forbes AAC as the Support and Implementation Specialist and Content Creator. Hannah earned her Bachelor of Arts in Communication from University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and received her Graduate Certificate in AT with concentration in AAC from University of Illinois Chicago. She is currently pursuing her Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction with concentration in AT at George Mason University.
 
 
Testimonials
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Hannah presented to our group about AAC etiquette. She had such an engaging presentation! Hannah came very prepared and sent slides in advance of her presentation. She also shared great information while fielding questions from our group!

Beth Frick Semmler, PhD, CCC-SLP
AAC Research and Outreach Coordinator
RERC on AAC, Penn State UniversityEvent Organizer

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Hannah was a fantastic guest lecturer for my graduate course on AAC. She was easy to communicate with, quick to respond, and very professional throughout the process. She created an informative and well-organized presentation and promptly shared the slides with me so I could distribute them to my students. Her insights were incredibly valuable, and she effectively answered all questions. My students especially appreciated hearing directly from an AAC user, which added a meaningful perspective to our discussion. I would highly recommend Hannah as a guest lecturer for any course on AAC, particularly when covering the assessment of AAC users.

Adrianna Noyes, PhD, CCC-SLP
Assistant Professor
University of Wisconsin - WhitewaterEvent Organizer