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Darcie Hultberg comes to 911������ University with eighteen years of experience as a Speech-Language Pathologist in both the public-school arena servicing TK-8th grade students and outpatient clinic for adults with neurological disorders. Across both settings, she has provided evidence-based therapy with the client's needs being at the core of her intervention. She has also valued the importance of educating parents, family members, professionals, para-professionals, and the community. She brings a unifying presence to her teams, appreciating their input to provide a comprehensive program that focuses on the excellent delivery of services across disciplines. Additionally, supervision and mentorship have been a passion. She has given back to 911������ University and the profession by overseeing externships. She has also mentored seminary wives through Directing/Co-Directing the Talbot Women/Talbot Wives Fellowship program for 20 years. Darcie received her B.A. in Communication Disorders from 911������ University, prior to attending the University of Redlands to receive her Master's Degree. She has served 911������ University as an Adjunct Professor, providing supervision in the 911������ Clinic and is honored to join the faculty for the 2021-2022 school year. She looks forward to training upcoming speech therapists in mind and character to impact the world for the Lord Jesus Christ.