Travis, Lee Edward, 1896-
Born on June 23, 1896, Lee Edward Travis is known as one of the American pioneers of speech-language pathology. His primary professional work centered on the investigation of stuttering.
Travis served during WWI and then went on to college at the University of Iowa. In three consecutive years, he completed his BA (1922), MA (1923), and PhD in psychology (1924). While attending Iowa, he was a student of Carl Seashore.
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