Third-year audiology students presented their doctoral projects during Fall Research Day 2023. Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders faculty Drs. Erol Ozmeral, , Jungmee Lee, Catherine Rogers, Michelle Arnold, and Jennifer Lister introduced the following students and their research projects:
- Daniel Chun, "Effects of Head Movement on a Spatial Release from Masking Task"
- Mike Zandona, "Adaptability of Decision Weighting in Multi-Talker Segregation"
- Brittney Mattingly, "Speech Stream Segregation"
- Chase Ontario, "Multi-Sensory Test of the Information-Divergence Hypothesis"
- Ryan Hildebrandt, "Relationship Between Spectro-temporal Processing and Frequency Selectivity"
- Janice Yau, "Performance of Bilingual Speakers on the English and Cantonese Versions of the Hearing in Noise Test (HINT)"
- Arianna Bastys, "Speech-in-noise Performance on the AzBio Sentence Test for Adult Bilingual Speakers"
- Kristina Mullins, "Investigation of the Relationship Between Hearing and Cognition"
- Abby Rowe, "Auditory Processing Across the Lifespan"