Recipe for Connection was a four-week cooking class hosted this summer at Coffee Inclusive in Pittston. The class paired students in The University of Scranton’s Distance Education Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology program with adults with intellectual development disabilities. Together, they prepared recipes while practicing communication, social interaction and other skills needed in speech-language pathologists. From left, first row: Tara Carito, University of Scranton clinical education coordinator; Emily Squires; Amanda Hernandez; Christina Di Marzio; Christiane McDonald, University of Scranton faculty specialist; Emily Lukasavage, supervisor. Second row: Marla Kovatch, supervisor; Julia Gallo; Abigail Walsh; Anika Charles, and Brenna Diehl.
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