Kathryn Budin, M.S.Ed.

A graduate of the SUNY Buffalo State Speech-Language Pathology program, Kathryn Budin has worked in the Western New York pediatric community for over 17 years.  In 2011, Mrs. Budin returned to the on-campus clinic at SUNY Buffalo State to mentor students in the graduate program as an adjunct clinical supervisor and in 2022, became a full-time employee. Mrs. Budin has enjoyed varied experiences working with children in the community, having previously worked at Aspire of WNY’s Center for Learning as a speech-language pathologist and ChildPro as co-supervisor of the speech department.  She continued to work with the early intervention and preschool populations through OLV Human Services as an itinerant therapist until last fall.  Special interests include early language development, childhood motor speech disorders, language literacy, and behavior management.  

EDUCATION

• M.S. Ed.      Speech Language Pathology, SUNY Buffalo State
• B.S.            Speech Language Pathology, SUNY Buffalo State

SELECTED AWARDS & HONORS

• Student Life Faculty and Staff Appreciation Award, 2015

CLINICAL INTERESTS & EXPERTISE

• Early Childhood Language Development/Early Intervention
• Behavior Management
• Childhood Motor Speech Disorders/Apraxia of Speech
• Trained in PROMPT Level 1 and Level 2 and the Kaufman Protocol

COURSES TAUGHT AT BUFFALO STATE

• SLP 202 Language Development
• SLP 429 Clinical Activity
• SLP 515 Clinical Practicum

SELECTED PRESENTATIONS         

• Budin, K. (2022, September). Treating with Compassion: Utilizing Components of the Trauma-Informed Care Model in Everyday Practices. One-hour course at ECMC Rehab Symposium Buffalo, NY.