Peter Richtsmeier

Associate Professor

Communication Sciences & Disorders

BIO & RESEARCH INTERESTs

Dr. Peter Richtsmeier, PhD, CCC-SLP, is an associate professor in Communication Sciences and Disorders at Oklahoma State University. He obtained a PhD in Linguistics from the University of Arizona and a clinical master's degree in speech-language pathology from Purdue University. At OSU, he teaches courses related to the assessment and treatment of developmental speech, language, and literacy disorders. His research addresses speech development, with an emphasis on basic learning processes like speaking and listening.

Research Interests:

Child speech development, speech sound disorders, developmental language disorders, literacy, literacy deficits, phonology, statistical learning, phonetics, phonological processes

OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY APPOINTMENTS

  • Associate Professor
    Oklahoma State University, Communication Sciences & Disorders, Stillwater, Oklahoma, United States2020 - present

NON-ACADEMIC POSITIONS

  • Consultant
    MacMillan Learning, United States8 Jan 2024 - present

DEGREES

  • Doctor of Philosophy, Linguistics
    University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona, United States2008
  • Master of Science, Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences
    Purdue University West Lafayette, West Lafayette, Indiana, United States2014
  • Bachelor of Arts, Psychology and Spanish
    Washington University, St. Louis, United States18 Aug 1997 - 11 May 2001

POSTGRADUATE TRAINING

  • Postdoctoral Research
    University of Kansas, Psychology, Lawrence, United States21 Jul 2008 - 29 May 2009
    Cognitive psychologyPostdoctoral ResearchSupervised by Vitevitch
  • Postdoctoral Fellow
    Purdue University West Lafayette, Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences, West Lafayette, United States15 Jun 2009 - 30 Jun 2011
    Developmental Language DisordersPostdoctoral FellowshipSupervised by Goffman

FACULTY/STAFF OR STUDENT

  • Faculty/Staff

CAMPUS

  • Oklahoma State University - Stillwater

AVAILABILITY

  • Teaching opportunities
  • Masters or PhD research supervision

LANGUAGE

  • Spanish - Latin American

DEPARTMENT

  • Communication Sciences & Disorders

FIELDS OF RESEARCH