Dr. Lauren Calandruccio, staff and students from the Speech and Auditory Research Lab ran The Christmas Story Run in Downtown Cleveland on December 1, 2018. All proceeds from the race benefit the A Christmas Story House Foundation!
We hope to have full lab attendance next year!!
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The AHSA Convention is the largest professional development events for those in the field of Communication Sciences and Disorders, offering over 2,500 sessions covering the latest research, clinical skills, and techniques in communication sciences and disorders. Dr. Lauren Calandruccio served as the Topic Chair for Hearing, Tinnitus, and Vestibular Sciences...
Congratulations to Gabrielle Miller and Brandi Jett, whose 2018 ASHA Convention Posters have been designated as Meritorious Poster Submissions. Each Meritorious Poster Submission is recognized for extraordinary, exceptional, and innovative work by the Convention Program Committee. Of the 2122 total poster submissions, only 51 were selected for meritorious recognition. This is an amazing...
Pictured here with the rest of the board members of the ASHFoundation, Dr. Lauren Calandruccio leads the University Giving Program. If your university does not participate in the program, please contact her to learn more about the program.
The ASHFoundation supports students, researchers, and clinicians in the communication sciences. Find more on...
Congratulations to Peter Wasiuk for his acceptance into the 2018 Audiology Early Career Professionals (ECPS) at the ASHA Convention Program! This program is offered to young professionals in the field of audiology.
For the third year running, SpAR Lab had a great time learning about PhDs and speech and hearing science with Bay Village's seventh graders!