Student Research
- Seniors Bess Nagler and Jenna Holke (shown top right with Shu-Chen Peng) helped present our poster at the 2009 American Auditory Society meeting in Scottsdale, AZ. Bess and Jenna are currently AuD students at the City University of New York.
- PhD student Kara Schvartz, pictured below, presented some of her doctoral research at the 2009 American Auditory Society meeting in Scottsdale, AZ. Kara won a Mentored Graduate Student award from the AAS, which funded her travel and lodging at the conference.
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Desirae Nelson, pictured top left with
Dr. Monita Chatterjee , a high school student at Charles Herbert Flowers High School , presented her work at the school's research symposium on April 22, 2008. Desirae spent the year as an intern in the
CIP Lab , working on the phonemic restoration of degraded speech with
Fabiola Peredo, Au.D. student, and Dr. Chatterjee. Desirae is currently an undergraduate at Towson University . The study conducted by Desirae and Fabiola was recently published in the Journal of the Acoustical Society of America (
Chatterjee et al, 2010).
Student Research in the CIP Lab
A. Ph.D. Students
1. Effects of aging on auditory processing of spectrally degraded signals
Investigator: Kara Schvartz, AuD/Ph.D. degree candidate (graduated: Spring 2010)
2. Cue-trading under conditions of spectral degradation
Investigator: Matt Winn, AuD/PhD degree candidate (expected graduation May 2012)
B. AuD Capstone Research
1. Auditory Phenotype of Inherited Bone Marrow Failure Syndromes (IBMFS)
Investigator: Kelly Hoffard, AuD student (graduation: May 2009)
2. Speech Intonation Recognition by Native Speakers of Mandarin Chinese and American English: Use of F0, Intensity and Duration Cues
Investigator: Jian Yu, AuD student (graduation: May 2009)
3. Phonemic restoration of degraded speech
Investigator: Fabiola Peredo, AuD student (expected graduation: May 2011)
