Hearing and Speech Sciences
How do listeners use their two ears to better understand speech in noisy environments, or to locate the source of a sound in the space around them? How are these processes different for people with two cochlear implants rather than normal hearing? These are just some of the questions that occupy Matt Goupell, Assistant Professor in Hearing and Speech Sciences and director of the Auditory Perception and Modeling Lab.
In celebration of Autism Awareness month, UMARC will be showing The Story of Luke in the Hoff Theater at STAMP Student Union. After the movie there will be a panel discussion with Dr. Kathy Matthews, the executive director of the Faison School in Richmond, Virginia and a representative from the Treatment and Learning Centers Outcome Program in Rockville, Maryland.
Lecture given by Dr. Andrew Egel from the Department of Special Education at the University of Maryland, College Park.
Lecture given by Dr. Elizabeth Redcay from the Psychology Department at the University of Maryland, College Park.
For more information, see the flier here.
Nan Bernstein Ratner was recently recognized for her outstanding contributions to the field with awards from both ASHA and AAAS.
Auditory Processing Disorders in the Traumatic Brain Injured and Blast-Exposed Patient
Exploring socioeconomic differences in syntactic development through processing
HESP Seminar
Robert Slevc
Department of Psychology, UMD
Language, music, and cognitive control
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