Catherine Torrington Eaton, PhD, CCC-SLP
Assistant Professor
Associate Program Director
Dr. Eaton is a clinician-researcher interested in assessment and treatment of post-stroke aphasia, neurodegenerative language disorders, and issues of clinical supervision. She teaches courses in neurogenic language disorders, neuroanatomy and physiology, and clinical methods, and directs student-training programs for individuals living with aphasia.
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Professional Background
Education
- 2014 - PhD - Hearing and Speech Sciences - University of Maryland at College Park
- 2004 - M.S. - Speech and Hearing Science - University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- 1995 - B.A. - Linguistics and Russian - Macalester College
Training
- 2014 - certificate - Neuroscience and Cognitive Sciences - University of Maryland at College Park
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- Instruction & Training
- Research & Grants
- Clinical
- Service
- Publications
Related Media
- 2025 UTSA Presidential Award Recipient, Teaching Excellence, Emerging
- 2025 Shirlyn B McKenzie Teaching Excellent Award, School of Health Professions
- KENS-5 Medical Minute: Understanding Aphasia
- Texas Public Radio, Science and Medicine: Communicating with Aphasia (radio interview)
- Podcast: San Antonio Aphasia Network