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Bottom (L to R): K. Morest, F.
Musiek |
- Jane Baran, Ph.D.
- Doris Bamiou, M.D. National
Hospital for Neurology - Neurosurgery,
- Linda Guenette,
- Bob Jirsa, Ph.D. Southern
- Deb Moncrieff, Ph.D.
- Kent Morest, M.D.
- Elaine Schochat, Ph.D.
- Jennifer Shinn,
- Frank E. Musiek, Ph.D.
Pathways
Society
The Pathways
Society was developed to provide a forum at major meetings, such as a AAA and
ASHA, for individuals interested in discussing current issues related to
(Central) Auditory Processing Disorders. All individuals with an interest in
auditory processing disorders are welcome to attend these meeting and become
members. Clinicians, scientists and
students are encouraged to attend and make their opinions, ideas and
questions known. We hope to develop informal meetings that will allow the
advancement of (C)APD by sharing information about common concerns and
advances in the field.
Those
of you there interested in pathways and have not sent your e-mail address to
Bob Jirsa (jirsa@southernct.edu), please do so. This is the
primary way that we will it be able to inform you about the scheduling of
meetings and other information.
Frank
E. Musiek
Neuroaudiology
Lab
Minutes
from Pathways Meetings
Programs
Continuing Education
There are
three continuing education programs open to the public. The Lectures in
Auditory Disorders and Sciences (LADS) program runs in the fall and invites
top clinicians and researchers to present their most recent information. In
the spring there is Audiology Grand Rounds. This allows clinicians to convene
to discuss interesting cases and share information. In the summer, one
symposium, workshop or educational activity is conducted (see below).
(C)APD
Conference
Presenters from this year’s
(C)APD Conference
Bottom (L
to R): J. Shinn, F. Musiek, L. Guenette, E. Schochat
Top (L to R): D. Bamiou, D. Moncrieff, T. Bellis, B. Jirsa, J. Baran, M.
McClure,
G. Chermak, K. Morest