Dr. Megan Young

Dr. Megan Young is a dedicated and accomplished speech-language pathologist and Assistant Professor at New Mexico State University. With a deep commitment to advancing understanding and support for people who stutter, Megan has been an active member of the National Stuttering Association (NSA) since 2019. Her passion for making a meaningful impact in the stuttering community is reflected in her research, which delves into the psychosocial aspects of stuttering, the lived experiences of individuals who stutter, and the pursuit of employment equity for adults who stutter. Through her work, Megan strives to break down barriers and foster greater inclusion and understanding in workplaces and society as a whole.

Megan’s academic and clinical expertise is complemented by her dedication to mentorship and advocacy. She is known for creating a supportive environment for her students and actively engaging in initiatives that amplify the voices of those who stutter. Her research has contributed valuable insights to the field, helping to bridge the gap between clinical practice and the real-world challenges faced by people who stutter.

Megan resides in Las Cruces, NM, where she enjoys a fulfilling personal life with her husband and two cats. Outside of her professional endeavors, she finds joy in music, experimenting in the kitchen, exploring new destinations, and embracing the beauty of the outdoors. Whether hiking through the scenic landscapes of New Mexico or engaging in creative pursuits, Megan’s well-rounded interests enrich her perspective and fuel her dedication to her work. Her passion for creating positive change makes her a valued member of the NSA and the broader speech-language pathology community.