NSSLHA Chapter

The National Student Speech-Language-Hearing Association (NSSLHA) is a national organization for graduate and undergraduate students interested in the study of normal and disordered human communication. NSSLHA has approximately 18,000 members with chapters in more than 285 colleges and universities. Visit the pages of the University of Connecticut's chapter of the National Student Speech-Language-Hearing Association for information about membership and local activities.

Ph.D. Students

Margaret M. Earnest

Normal and disordered speech motor control, development of speech and nonspeech motor control in children.
Advisor: Harvey Gilbert, Ph.D.

Yongqiang Feng

Speech motor control, orofacial neuroscience, biomedical engineering, signal processing, acoustics.
Advisor: Ludo Max, Ph.D.

Yi-Jiun Kirsten Lin

Normal and disordered language acquisition in children, speech acoustics, and phonology.
Advisor: Bernard Grela, Ph.D.

Jennifer Mozeiko

Advisor: Carl Coelho, Ph.D.

Linda A. Patrylak

Neuroscience and auditory processing.
Advisor: Deborah Moncrieff, Ph.D.

Jennifer Paulovicks

Central auditory processing and auditory electrophysiology
Advisor: Frank E. Musiek, Ph.D.

Jennifer Shinn

Auditory processing and electrophysiology.
Advisor: Frank Musiek, Ph.D.

Irena Vincent

Stuttering and multi-channel electrophysiology.
Advisor: Deborah Moncrieff, Ph.D.

Jeffrey Weihing

Advisor: Frank Musiek, Ph.D.

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