I joined the DSHS faculty in 1986 as a visiting assistant professor while finishing my dissertation. In 1987, I was fortunate enough to be selected to fill the position full-time. Currently, I am a professor, mother, wife, sister, faculty advisor for the student Autism Speaks U chapter at UNC-CH, and active in my neighborhood association. I am an avid reader, who loves the beach and the mountains and so am very happy to live in Chapel Hill, North Carolina which is mid-way between the mountains and the beaches. I encourage you to visit (or better yet live) here in this Tar Heel side of heaven. Life is very good here.

Dr. Mundy joined the faculty of the Division of Speech and Hearing Sciences in 1994 after working on the Carolina Otitis Media Project for four years at The Frank Porter Graham Child Development Center (FPG). She continues to see clients clinically at the Hearing and Communication Center. She is the coordinator of AuD studies, overseeing the academic component of the audiology program.

I am the Administrative Assistant for several programs in the office of Student Services in Health Sciences. I work with undergraduate and graduate students in Radiologic Science, Occupational Therapy & Occupational Science, and Speech & Hearing Sciences to guide them through the admissions, registration, and graduation processes during their time at UNC.

Deidra D. Charity, PT, DPT is an Assistant Professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where she is engaged in clinical practice and academic instruction for UNC’s Division of Physical Therapy. She is a board-certified clinical specialist in sports physical therapy. Dr. Charity is engaged in patient care at University Physical Therapy and UNC’s Campus Health Physical Therapy clinic. Her expertise and experience in sports and orthopedic rehabilitation inform her work as the course director for the Topics in Sports Physical Therapy course, the lead instructor for the knee module in the musculoskeletal curriculum, and clinical teaching as an instructor for the Integrated Clinical Experience course. Dr. Charity also serves as a mentor in UNC’s orthopedic residency program. Outside of the clinic and classroom, Charity is professionally engaged with the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) and APTA North Carolina where she serves at the state and national levels.