Max obtained tenure at St. John’s University, which will take effect September 1, 2025.
Max led the first iteration of a new Global Studies program in Rome, Italy with graduate students. He and his students implemented an English language immersion program with preschool-aged children.
Max and his partner, Logan, were married!
Max and his partner, Logan, became engaged in the Canary Islands.
Max led a group of 12 students from his course, Language Acquisition, on a 10-day short-term Global Studies program in Salamanca, Spain. He and his students implemented an English language immersion program with preschool-aged children.
Max was awarded Summer Research Funding from St. John’s University to carry out this clay-based language stimulation program during Summer 2022.
Max was awarded the Sinatra Endowment again, this time to support the second iteration of the clay project.
Max received the Academic Service-Learning Exploratory Trip Award. The funds were used to conduct the exploratory trip to Spain to determine the feasibility of the short-term Global Studies trip within Language Acquisition (May 2022).
Max was awarded the Seed grant from St. John’s University to support the clay-based language stimulation program.
Max was awarded a grant, the Richard and Camille Sinatra Endowment, through St. John’s University.
This grant will be used to fund his research on Claynguage.
Max, along with his co-author, Patrick Walden, had their paper accepted into Seminars in Speech and Language, Literature-Based Strategies for Clinical Fellow Mentorship. (Published online July 2020.)
Max completed his first academic year at St. John’s as well as a Speech-Language Pathologist in private practice.
Max was awarded St. John’s University’s Seed grant.
This grant will be used to fund his research on Claynguage
Max, along with his co-author, Scott Schroeder (and others), had their paper accepted into the Journal of Communication Disorders. More details to follow!