The #TalkingAAC Team
Rachael Langley
AAC Consultant
Eaton Regional Education Service Agency rlangley@eatonresa.org
@RachaelMLangley
Eaton Regional Education Service Agency rlangley@eatonresa.org
@RachaelMLangley
Rachael attended Michigan State University for both undergraduate and graduate studies in Speech-Language Pathology. She maintains her Certificate of Clinical Competency (CCC) through the American Speech-Language Hearing Association, as well as state licensure for Speech-Language Pathology. Throughout her years with Eaton RESA, Rachael has worked with students, staff, and families to improve communication supports for students. She brings an array of AAC experience from her role as a speech-language pathologist supporting students with complex communication needs.
Rachael has presented at numerous state, regional, and national conferences. She enjoys creating materials and visuals that help make AAC concepts more relatable to teachers, families, and educators.
Rachael has presented at numerous state, regional, and national conferences. She enjoys creating materials and visuals that help make AAC concepts more relatable to teachers, families, and educators.
New for 2019 - Eaton RESA welcomes collaborative partners from all over the state of Michigan. These collaborative partners will each appoint one person to the #TalkingAAC Steering Committee. Stay tuned for the announcement of this collaborative group! Coming - May 2019.
#TalkingAAC Advisors
The #TalkingAAC Project started in 2013 with an idea born from conversations between Laura Taylor, Robin Pegg, and Rachael Langley. Eaton RESA partnered with Alt+Shift to present this conference - first known as the Michigan AAC Conference - for several years. Since 2017, Eaton RESA has continued to organize and present the #TalkingAAC conference. Over time, the conference grew in size and scope - with attendees coming from all over the state & region.
While Laura and Robin moved onto new careers, their contributions to the foundations of this project are immeasurable. Both Laura and Robin continue to serve as advisors to #TalkingAAC.
While Laura and Robin moved onto new careers, their contributions to the foundations of this project are immeasurable. Both Laura and Robin continue to serve as advisors to #TalkingAAC.
For general questions regarding #TalkingAAC, please email TalkingAAC@eatonresa.org.