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Three Audiology Doctoral
Students to present at the 2009
American
Auditory Society Meeting.
ERPs Reflect the Effect of
Background Babble on Word Processing by Laurie Romei
(student), Ilse Wambacq, Janet Koehnke, Joan Besing
Neurophysiological Measurement of Auditory
Segregation in Middle Age by Ilse Wambacq, Janet Koehnke,
Joan Besing, Laurie Romei (student), AnnMarie DePierro (student),
David Cooper (student) |
| Angie Prasad, an SLP masters
student is MSU's nominee for the 2009 Marni Reisberg
Award |
| Ilse Wambacq, PhD was awarded a
second year of funding for her research grant from the Deafness
Research Foundation. Her project is titled: Neurophysiological and
Psychoacoustic Indices of Binaural Processing in
Adults. |
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Four students in the Audiology docotral
program were awarded their Doctor of Science in Audiology at the
Montclair State University commencement ceremony on May 23, 2008.
The students, their research advisor and the title of their research
is listed below:
Dr. Meghan Kluz, directed by Dr, Janet
Koehnke, Sound Localization in a Virtual Environment by
Children with a Unilateral Hearing Loss
Dr.
Alexandra Camacho-Luna, directed by Dr. Janet Koehnke, A
Spanish Test of Speech Intelligibility Gain
(S-SIG)
Dr. Matthew Nesbitt, directed by Dr. Joan
Besing, A Portable Auditory Screening Environment
(PASE)
Dr. Jonathan Leiterman, directed by Dr.
Claire Taub, Contralateral Otoacoustic Emission and
Speech Intelligibility Gain |
| Janel
Modoski, an SLP masters student is MSU's nominee for
the 2008 Marni Reisberg Award |
| Speech-Language Pathology masters
students John Fulweiler Sarah Granquist
and Christmas Pammit have been selected for membership
in Alpha Epsilon Lamba. This is an Honor Society for Graduate and
Professional Students. |
| Mary Boyle, PhD
was named a Fellow of the American Speech Language
Hearing Association in November 2007. |
| Ms. Faith Parker, a doctoral student in
audiology, has received the 2007 Student
Research Grant in Audiology from the American
Speech-Language- Hearing Foundation.
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| The Clinical
Doctoral Program (ScD) program in Audiology was
awarded accreditation by the Council on Academic
Accreditation (CAA)
in
Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology, of the American
Speech-Language-Hearing Association. |
| Ilse Wambacq, PhD
was awarded a research grant from the Deafness
Research Foundation. Her project is titled:
Neurophysiological and Psychoacoustic Indices of
Binaural Processing in Adults. |
Seven students in the
Audiology doctoral program were awarded their Doctor of
Science in Audiology at the Montclair State University
commencement ceremony on 18th. The students, their
research advisor and the title of their research is
listed below:
Dr.
Antony Cardenas, directed by Dr. Janet Koehnke,
Reaction Time and Speech Understanding in Bilingual and
Monolingual Listeners
Dr. Meghan Kluz, directed by Dr. Janet Koehnke,
Virtual Sound Localization by Children with Unilateral
Hearing Loss
Dr. Irene Lin, directed by Dr. Janet Koehnke,
Localization by Motorcyclists Wearing Hearing
Protection
Dr. Courtney Oliveto, directed by Dr. Joan
Besing, Soundfield Systems, Not Just for Kids
Dr. Sergine Pascal, directed by Dr. Kelly
Shea-Miller, The Effect of Rate of Change of a
Continuously Looped Stimulus on AAC Amplitude,
Latency and Morphology
Dr. Eric Sandler, directed by Dr. Kelly Shea-Miller,
Perceived Reasonableness of Cost and Hearing Aid
Satisfaction
Dr. Laura Wheaton directed by Dr. Kelly Shea-Miller,
Screening Young Children for Auditory Processing
Disorders |
| Claire Taub,
D.Arts, CCC-A has been named the Interim
Dean of the College and Humanities and Social Science.
She has been the chair of the department of
communication sciences and disorders.
Janet Koehnke, PhD,
CCC-A was elected as chair of the Department
of Communication Sciences and Disorders. |
Three Audiology Doctoral
Students presented at the
American Academy of Audiology Meeting in April 2007
Irene Lin, BA presented her clinical research project titled "Localization by
Motorcyclists Wearing Hearing Protection"
Courtney Oliveto, BS presented her clinical research project titled
"Soundfield Systems, Not Just
for Kids. "
Laura Wheaton, BA presented her clinical project
titled
"Screening Young Children For Auditory Processing
Disorders" |
Accreditation Site Visit
Scheduled for Audiology Program:
On February 22nd and 23rd 2007 the audiology doctoral
program had a site visit from the Council on
Academic Accreditation. A team of four individuals
were on campus for two days to evaluate the program which
is in candidacy status and applied for full
accreditation. |
| Doctoral Student
Presents at an International Meeting:
Faith Parker, student in the
research doctoral track of the audiology program,
presented a poster at the 2007
meeting of the American Auditory Society held in
Scottsdale, AZ in March. Her paper is entitled, Auditory evoked potentials to interaural time
differences in 500 and 4000 Hz click trains. |
| Doctoral Student
receives grant from Special Olympics
Matthew Nesbitt, a student in the
clinical audiology doctoral program has received a grant
from Special Olympics to support his clinical research
project - A Portable Auditory Screening
Environment (PASE) |
