American Speech-Language-Hearing Association

PROmoting the next GENeration of Researchers (PROGENY) Participants 2010

The purpose of PROGENY is to encourage the development of young scientists in communication sciences and disorders, and to highlight undergraduate research efforts. PROGENY pairs faculty researchers with undergraduate students who are first authors on poster presentations at the annual ASHA Convention. PROGENY highlights and supports the work of these undergraduates by providing them with an opportunity to talk with experienced researchers about their research, and about pursuing an academic-research career.

 

Name Affiliation

 Jessica Aaron

 West Chester University

 Caitlin Baird

 James Madison University

 Samantha Beitzel

 University of Central Missouri

 Erin Carey

 Marshall University

 Katelynn Carroll

 University of Maryland

 Mary Elizabeth Chilcote

 University of Arkansas

 Rachael Cooper

 Case Western Reserve University

 Jean Crompton

 

 Emily Despins

 University of Wisconsin–Stevens Point

 Donna Goff

 West Virginia University

 Sarah Lynn Helfrich

 California State University–Fullerton

 Tera Krawczyk

 Augustana College

 Cynthia Kuhn

 University of Central Missouri

 Erina Kuleta

 University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire

 Lorianne Lacerte

 Université de Montréal

 Danielle Lindenger

 University of Maryland

 Chelsea McShane

 University of Vermont

 Lisa Mellman

 University of Illinois at Urbana–Champaign

 Liz Mueting

 University of Northern Iowa

 Alyse Morrow

 Temple University

 Tara O'Neill

 Pennsylvania State University

 Bethany Phillips

 Marshall University

 Jenna Rollins

 Marshall University

 Kathleen Trainor

 Eastern Illinois University

 Anna Ubels

 Calvin College

 Traci Underwood

 Northern Illinios University

 Anthony Vittorino

 Augustana College

 Emilt Wallace

 Maimi University

 Jessica Wilcoxson

 Vanderbilt University

 Brittany Wingo

 University of South Florida

 Jaclyn Woodyatt

 University of Maryland

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