American Speech-Language-Hearing Association

Student Research Travel Award (SRTA) Awardees 2011

ASHA offers a Student Research Travel Award (SRTA) for the annual ASHA Convention in order to highlight the research activities of "budding" scientists and encourage careers in science and research. Travel awards of $500 each are available for undergraduate, master's, AuD, and PhD students (at the time of submission) who are first authors on a paper of any of the following session types: (a) technical, (b) poster, (c) one-hour seminar or instructional course, (d) two-hour seminar or instructional course, or (e) short course.

 

Name Affiliation Topic Area
Jennifer Brown Florida State University Transactional Parent-Implemented Intervention for Social Communication Competence in Young Children
Sally Carlson Portland State University Investigating speech-language pathology services in uganda: One student's experience.
Lynne Christofaris University of Cincinnati Experiential Learning of Research Methods by Graduate Students
Meghan Darling Purdue University Effects of Parkinson s Disease on Breath Pausing During Balance Tasks
Darby Eckl University of Arkansas Comparison of Pure Tone & DPOAE Screening in School-Age Children
Kristine Holzer Idaho State University Lifespan indicators of oromyofunctional disorder and oropharyngeal dysphagia: Preliminary Results
Jenya Iuzzini Indiana University Lexical and Segmental Inconsistency in Disordered and Typical Developing Speech
Abdullah Jamos Missouri State University Suppressive Effect of Contralateral Noise on Cochlear Microphonic in Humans
Tobias A. Kroll University of Louisiana–Lafayette A conversation with a hearing/intellectually impaired adult with recent CI
Jiyeon Lee Northwestern University The Northwestern Assessment of Verb Inflection: Tense Production in Aphasia
Megan MacPherson Purdue University Language and Motor Interactions in Children who Stutter: Longitudinal Findings
Emily Marturana Florida State University Teaming and Collaboration in Early Intervention: Primary Service Provider Approach
Katherine A. McCoy Indiana University A Computational Study of Sonority in the Developing Mental Lexicon
Emily McFadd University of Wisconsin–Madison Communication Skills of Children With CP & Severe Motor Impairment
Natalia Morozova Long Island University Russian-English Bilinguals' Error Patterns on the NU-6 Word Recognition Test
Jagadeesh Rajagopalan Wichita State University Autism Spectrum Disorders Screening & Diagnostic Practices: Survey of Physicians
Ekaterina Smyk Arizona State University Validation of a Global Oral English Language Proficiency Scale
Abigail Stellmacher University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire Perspectives on telepractice in speech and language pathology
Madhu Sundarrajan University of Texas–Dallas Speech production in pediatric CI users and factors influencing production
Ashley Terlingo Temple University Do We Really Want To Use Monolingual Norms with ELLs?
Stacey Trepanier The University of Arizona Brain Maps of Speech in Noise Perception
Aaron Ziegler University of Pittsburgh The vocal warm-up: Is it truly beneficial?
Emily Zimmerman University of Kansas Vestibular Stimulation Alters the Respiratory Pattern Generator in Preterm Infants.

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