HESP Seminar Series
The HESP Department sponsors a series of talks on current research in the areas of hearing, speech, and language by visiting researchers or members of the HESP faculty. All students, faculty, staff, and affiliates are welcome and encouraged to attend. For more information, please contact Monita Chatterjee.
Those who attend these seminars will be awarded Certification Maintenance Hours (CMHs). A CMH is 60 minutes of time spent as a learner and participant in a non-ASHA CEU professional development activity. CMHs are different from ASHA-approved CEUs, which are also offered through the department. ASHA permits the use of CMHs for the purpose of maintaining your CCCs. However, you are responsible for maintaining documentation verifying completion of each activity. Documentation will not be maintained on the ASHA CE Registry.
For additional information about CMHs and ASHA certification requirements, please see http://www.asha.org/about/membership-certification/certification/fact_non_asha.htm. Please be aware that state regulatory agencies and boards of education might not recognize or accept CMHs. If you have any further questions, contact Phyllis Bonelli.
Current Semester Schedule (Spring 2010)
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Date/Time |
Title/Topic |
Speaker |
Location |
Friday, September 25th, 11:45am |
Otoacoustic emissions and energy reflectance in young adults with a history of pressure equalization tube insertion".
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Meggin Petronis (AuD student, Hearing and Speech Sciences) |
LeFrak 0135 |
Thursday, October 8th, 12:00pm |
Probing the cochlea with focused electrical stimulation through a cochlear implant
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Julie Bierer, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Speech and Hearing Sciences, University of Washington, Seattle |
LeFrak 0229 (OACS Room 3) |
Wednesday, October 28th, 11:45am |
Reducing Noise-Trauma induced Tinnitus in a Rat Model |
Didier Depireux, Asst Research Scientist, Institute for Systems Research, UMCP |
0135 LeFrak Hall
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Wednesday, December 9th, 11:45am |
What was that? Aspects of adult learner speech production and native
speaker perception in Vietnamese. |
Allison Blodgett, Asst Research Scientist, CASL, UMCP |
0135 LeFrak Hall
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Wednesday, December 2nd, |
TBA |
Sally Galena, PhD student, Tian Lab, Hearing and Speech Sciences, UMCP |
TBA |
Monday, December 7th, |
TBA |
Vikramjit Mitra, PhD student, Espy-Wilson Lab, Elec and Comp Engg, UMCP |
TBA |
To see a list of previous HESP Seminars click here
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