Dr. Lauren Calandruccio's grant proposal to investigate the relationship between reading ability and speech perception in noise is a recipient of the 2017 ADVANCE Opportunity Grant Awards. The SpAR Lab is very thankful for the award!
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We are pleased to say SpAR Lab member Mary Lowery is now a member of the most excellent national honor society - Phi Beta Kappa! PBK recognizes students with outstanding scholarship in the arts and sciences. Congratulations Mary!
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A big congratulations to graduate students Blair Gorenberg and Tori Gallo for receiving spots (of eight!) on the Early Intervention Related Services Training Program!
The CWRU Communication Sciences Program welcomed ASHA President Dr. Gail Richard on a lovely (albeit rainy) evening at the Cleveland Hearing & Speech Center. Dr. Richard imparted listeners with wisdom and spoke on the importance of volunteer leadership. This visit was made possible in large part by Blair Gorenberg, the Northeastern...
Nardine Taleb and Ann Holmes wrapping up their video presentation for the OSLHA Convention poster competition!
After surviving a busy month, SpAR Lab celebrates with a Mitchell's Cookies & Cream ice cream cake made to order by Ann Holmes!
A big thank you to the College of Arts and Sciences for a great Polar Party!
Top (left to right): Nardine Taleb, Ann Holmes, Kristina Bowdrie (incognito as (Fe)male Iron Man), Brandi Jett (incognito as racoon), Lauren Calandruccio, and Mary Lowery
Bottom (left to right): Gretchen Xue and Jessica Kong
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Spotted in Thwing Atrium!
Special congratulations to Nardine Taleb for winning first place in the Social Sciences at the SOURCE Symposium (December 9th, 2016)! She presented "Developing and testing new pediatric sentence recognition materials."