Ryland Gallagher graduated from Illinois State University’s Doctor of Audiology program. He started his career as an audiologist at Northwest Speech & Hearing Center in Arlington Heights, Illinois.
Nicholas Stanley, from the University of South Alabama, will be joining the CSD faculty in August of 2018. His areas of research interest include auditory event-related potentials with a focus in speech-in-noise performance, cognitive hearing science with roles in attention, working memory, and executive function play in successful communication.
Listeners with hearing loss often have to try harder to hear what is being said.
Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders alumna Sara Neumann, Au.D. ’12, specializes in pediatric audiology and cochlear implants for children and adults, and is the audiology clinic coordinator, audiologist, and a Deaf Education Consultant at Hearts for Hearing in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.
According to Flasher and Fogle (2012), speech-language pathologists (SLPs) and audiologists (AuDs) can be susceptible to professional burnout due to our involvement with clients and their stakeholders who are going through emotionally trying experiences. To be effective as clinicians, we must respond to our clients and their families empathetically and compassionately. Unless we are able
