Kazlin N. Mason PhD, CCC-SLP

Kalin Mason is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Human Services and Director of the Imaging and Communication Outcomes (iCO) Laboratory where she conducts research integrating imaging technology (MRI and fNIRS), 3D computer visualization, and predictive analytics to study speech physiology and communication outcomes.

Dr. Mason’s areas of clinical expertise include cleft/craniofacial anomalies (and associated speech/feeding/swallowing disorders), voice and resonance disorders, and gender-affirming voice therapy. She has experience working with both children and adults across a variety of medical settings. Prior to her faculty appointment, she served as the coordinator for the voice and resonance disorders program in the Sheila Johnson Center where she established the clinical voice instrumentation lab for the center.

In addition, Dr. Mason serves as a research collaborator and speech pathologist on the craniofacial team at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. She also directs the Speech Pathology Team and provides support and training through bi-annual service trips with Smiles International Foundation.