ATHENS, Ga., Sept. 18 -- The University of Georgia issued the following news release:

As a clinic director and a clinical professor, T.J. Ragan sees both sides of the equation.

A Double Dawg of the University of Georgia's communication sciences and disorders program, she teaches clinical methods and practicum courses to graduate students in the Mary Frances Early College of Education while leading a team of seven speech-language pathologists and two audiologists at the UGA Speech and Hearing Clinic.

"We're a university training clinic, so we're training our graduate students, and our students are getting a hands-on learning experience while they're here," Ragan said. "But at the same time, because our students are in classes and they're ...