Elisha Boxer Magnifico

Professor with expertise in communication sciences and disorders, Elisha Boxer Magnifico serves as an Assistant Clinical Professor at Northwestern University. With a profound dedication to advancing the understanding and treatment of various speech and language disorders, Magnifico's research interests encompass a wide array of topics, including childhood apraxia of speech, executive functioning, and language learning and processing. Their work is pivotal in exploring the complexities of spoken language disorders, particularly those occurring alongside other conditions, as well as the intricacies of stuttering and cluttering. Magnifico's academic journey is deeply rooted in Northwestern University, where they earned both a Master's degree in Speech-Language Pathology and a Bachelor's degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders. This educational foundation has equipped them with a comprehensive understanding of the field, allowing them to contribute significantly to both academic and clinical settings. In their role at Northwestern, Magnifico is committed to fostering an environment of learning and innovation, guiding students through the intricacies of speech-language pathology. Their teaching philosophy emphasizes the integration of research and practice, ensuring that students are well-prepared to address the diverse needs of individuals with communication disorders. Beyond their academic and teaching responsibilities, Magnifico is actively involved in research initiatives aimed at improving diagnostic and therapeutic approaches for speech and language disorders. Their work not only enhances the academic community's understanding of these conditions but also has a tangible impact on the lives of individuals affected by them. Through collaboration with colleagues and engagement in interdisciplinary projects, Magnifico continues to push the boundaries of knowledge in the field of communication sciences and disorders.