ASLP student named UNT Golden Eagle
Ivalis Guajardo is one of only six students to earn the honor.
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Audiology & Speech Language Pathology
Ph.D. student is awarded a scholarship from the American Academy of Audiology Foundation
DENTON (UNT), Texas – Josh Caldwell, a third year audiology and speech-language pathology student in the University of North Texas College of Health and Public Service received the Continued Achievement Scholarship from the American Academy of Audiology Foundation.
$112k grant to fund clinic at UNT that will develop auditory testing protocols for children with autism
The University of North Texas is home to one of only two clinics in the nation – and one of only three in the world – that will offer auditory testing services specifically for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Can we train our brains to halt tinnitus?
UNT researchers say the method shows promise.
Stuttering support group to offer parents free resources, encouragement
The group is meant to help reduce feelings of uncertainty and isolation for parents of preschoolers who stutter.
Cassie Thomas, Au.D., FAAA
Boji Lam, Ph.D.
I adopt an interdisciplinary approach to examine the effect of bilingualism and motivation on language behaviors, learning, and therapeutic outcomes in both children and adults. My current focus is on emotion and vocabulary learning.
Sharon Miller, Ph.D., CCC-A
The primary goals of my current cortical auditory event-related potential (ERP) research program are
- Identification of neural biomarkers underlying successful speech perception outcomes in persons with hearing loss
- Neural inhibition and speech-in-noise perception
- Brain plasticity related to hearing aid and cochlear implant use