Associate Clinical Professor

Department: CSD
Telephone: 928-523-5837
Email: Fe.Murray@nau.edu

Fe Murray, EdD, CCC-SLP
Associate Clinical Professor
EdD, Northern Arizona University
MS, Northern Arizona University
BA, Point Loma Nazarene University

Courses Taught

CSD 510L: Clinical Methods in Speech Language Pathology Lab
CSD 599: Bilingual Language Development
CSD 602: Clinical Practicum in Speech Language Pathology
CSD 608: Externship In Speech-language Pathology
ESE 460: Consultation and Collaboration in Special Education
ESE 380: Introduction to Exceptional Children
ESE 501: Exceptional Students in Regular Programs: Inclusion
EDU 520: Bilingual/Multicultural Aspects of Special Education

Dr. Fe Murray received an EdD degree in Curriculum and Instruction, with a research emphasis on culturally and linguistically diverse exceptionalities (CLDE) from Northern Arizona University. She is currently an associate clinical professor in the Communications Science and Disorders (CSD) department, where she primarily supervises graduate students in their clinical practicum rotations, teaches graduate courses, and guest lectures on cultural and bilingual issues. Dr. Murray has coordinated and supervised the department’s neurological choir, The Mountain Tremors, for the past 5 years. As a bilingual speech-language pathologist (SLP), she leads the clinic’s bilingual evaluation and screening team. Prior to joining the NAU faculty, Dr. Murray worked as a licensed and certified SLP for over 25 years in various settings, most notably in and around the Navajo Nation. Her clinical and research interests include pediatric speech sound disorders, language disorders and delays, impact of cultural values on treatment, bilingual assessment and treatment, cultural reciprocity, cultural responsiveness, cultural humility, humane and respectful and client/family empowerment. She is LSVT™ certified for the treatment of patients with Parkinson’s disease, is a Hanen-trained SLP, is trained in the LiPS® program for Reading, Spelling, and Speech, and is a strong advocate for and supporter of diversity, inclusion and access for people with disabilities and those who identify was neurodiverse. Dr. Murray has a long history of involvement and advocacy for Audiologists, SLPs, and SLPAs in the state of Arizona as a long time executive board member of the Arizona Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ArSHA), including as a past president. She is currently a volunteer on several boards within the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA).