The SEN Interventionist - Communication Sciences Department
Empowering Every Voice, Strengthening Every Connection!
The SEN Interventionist - Communication Sciences Department is dedicated to empowering individuals with special educational needs (SEN) by enhancing their communication skills, language development, and social interaction. Through personalized and evidence-based interventions, the department supports learners in overcoming speech, language, and swallowing challenges that can impact academic success and daily living. Services are thoughtfully designed to meet each individual's unique strengths and needs, fostering greater confidence, independence, and participation in both educational and community settings. With a focus on early intervention, collaboration with families, and integration into broader educational goals, the SLP Department plays a vital role in unlocking each learner’s potential. Aligned with CESC’s commitment to holistic development, the department ensures that every voice is heard and valued, providing pathways for meaningful connection and lifelong communication skills.
Services
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Department Chair
Dr. Bethany Anderson-Dodd, AuD, MPH
Dr. Bethany Anderson-Dodd, AuD, MPH is an accomplished audiologist and public health professional, bringing a holistic approach to patient care and intervention at CESC. She earned her Doctorate in Audiology from Towson University, her Master’s in Public Health from Loma Linda University, and her Bachelor of Science from Andrews University.
Currently practicing at Hearing Associates, Inc., Dr. Anderson-Dodd integrates her clinical expertise with her public health background to ensure comprehensive, community-centered care. She is passionate about bridging gaps in communication health and empowering individuals and families through evidence-based interventions.
Originally from the Washington, DC area and now based in Baltimore City, Dr. Anderson-Dodd draws strength and inspiration from her Jamaican heritage. Beyond her professional pursuits, she enjoys hiking, gardening, community outreach, fitness, and sharing time with her husband. Her warm, approachable nature and commitment to excellence make her an ideal leader for the SEN Interventionist - Communication Sciences Department, where she will guide initiatives that combine speech-language pathology with broader public health strategies to serve diverse communities.
