Dr. Calandruccio was honored this past weekend for making history at Case Western Reserve University. She was the first co-current winner of the J. Bruce Jackson, MD, Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Mentoring and Carl F. Wittke Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Teaching within the same year!
Congratulations, Dr. Calandruccio! Thank...
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Congratulations to Ann Holmes for winning The Professor Edwin P. Hollander, Adelbert 1948, and Mrs. Patricia A. Hollander Capstone Research Award!
We wish you well on your next adventure and can't wait to see everything else you'll accomplish in the future!
SpAR Lab members Dr. Lauren Calandruccio, Monroe Chen, Ann Holmes, and Nardine Taleb rolled up in style at commencement 2018. We’re so proud of everything these girls have accomplish during their undergraduate years at Case Western Reserve University!
SpAR Lab members attended the 72nd Annual Ohio Speech-Language-Hearing Association Convention in Columbus, OH!
Thank you to Ann, Brandi, and Jessica for representing the SpAR Lab at OSLHA!
SpAR Lab members enjoyed an afternoon of live Jazz music and food at the annual Polar Party hosted by the College of Arts and Sciences!
A big thank you to everyone who helped plan the event! Check out more photos from the event here!
Dr. Lauren Calandruccio was featured in the Fall | Winter 2017 issue of the art / sci alumni magazine for the College of Arts and Sciences at Case Western Reserve University. Read on about "Making Sense of What We Hear."
Can you believe it?
It's December!
2017 has been a year full of accomplishments and learning experiences.
SpAR Lab celebrates the end of the year with none other than cake!
We are thankful for each and every SpAR Lab member. Lab would not be the same without all of you!
A big thank you to the SOURCE office for providing travel funding to Ann Holmes, Jessica Kong, Gretchen Xue, and Cody Lu for the 2018 OSLHA 72nd Annual Convention!
The 7th International and Interdisciplinary Research Conference at the University of South Florida in Tampa, where Silvia Rodriguez presented her project at an excellent speech and aging conference, just came to a close.
To learn more about "Recognition Memory for Words and Sentences for Auditory Stimuli: Younger and Older Adults," please contact...
Dr. Lauren Calandruccio and SpAR Lab manager Nardine Taleb attended the 2017 ASHA Convention in Los Angeles!
PhD student Gabrielle Miller also presented on "The Relationship Between Speech Perception in Noise and Reading Decoding in School Age Children."
Stay tuned for the publication!