Meg Fregeau, M.S., CCC-SLP

(she/her/hers)Assistant Clinical Professor, Division Director

Education

  • Loyola College, M.S. in Speech-Language Pathology, 2002
  • Loyola College, B.A. in Speech-Language Pathology, Special Education minor, 2000 

Areas of Specialization

Pediatric language and literacy, interprofessional pediatric evaluations, assessment and treatment of specific learning disabilities, early intervention and preliteracy skills, person centered care for neurodiverse individuals

Achievements (past 5 years)

  • IMSE Comprehensive Orton-Gillingham Plus trained
  • Wilson Reading Program trained 

About Meg Fregeau

Meg Fregeau earned both her bachelor’s and master’s degrees at Loyola University Maryland. She began her career at East Brunswick Public Schools in NJ before returning to Maryland. She worked in Anne Arundel County Public Schools providing services in preschools and elementary schools throughout the county. Meg worked within the school system and private practice for many years before returning to Loyola as a clinical supervisor. Recently, Meg lived in Berlin, Germany for 3 years, providing services to children within the US Embassy and International School communities. When not at Loyola, Meg enjoys spending time with her family, watching her children on the sports field or on stage, walking her little dog, Cora, and reading.

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