Audiology clinic and research

CURRICULUM VITAE

Sridhar Krishnamurti, Ph.D., CCC-A, FAAA

Professor of Audiology and Au.D program director, Auburn University

Date of Birth: 6/20/1966 Gender: Male Race: Asian Citizenship: American

Office:

1211 Haley Center, Auburn University, Auburn, AL 36849; Phone: 334-***-****

Home: 2257 Barrington Court, Auburn, AL 36830; Phone: 334-***-****

Academic appointments

Tenured Full Professor of Audiology, Department of Communication Disorders,

Auburn University: September 2012 – Current date

Tenured Associate Professor of Audiology, Department of Communication Disorders,

Auburn University: September 2002 – 2012

Assistant Professor of Audiology, Department of Communication Disorders,

Auburn University, September 1996 – August 2002

Administrative appointments (current)

Graduate (Au.D) program coordinator, Department of Communication Disorders, Auburn University, (2012- )

Voting member, Auburn University Institutional Review Board for Biomedical research,

(2012- )

Steering committee member, Auburn University Annual Faculty and Student Research Symposia Planning Committee (2015- )

Member, CAA Nominating Committee for ASHA accreditation (2015- )

Voting member, Auburn University College of Liberal Arts Tenure and Promotion Committee (2016- )

Committee member, Auburn University Liberal Arts committee for Promotion of Excellence in Teaching and Learning (PETL), (2012- )

Certifications in Audiology

American Speech and Hearing Association certified (CCC-A) # 01122516

Fellow of American Academy of Audiology # 2643700; Alabama License in Audiology # 788A

Academic background

Ph.D. (Audiology) Kent State University, Kent, OH 1996

M.S. (Speech & Hearing Science) All India Institute of Speech and Hearing, India 1988

B.S. (Speech & Hearing Science) All India Institute of Speech and Hearing,India 1986

Clinical certification and experience:

Massachusetts Eye & Ear Infirmary, Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA; 1996

Lake Martin Community Hospital consultant (2006-2012)

Honors, Awards, Nominations

Department of Defense panelist for Hearing Restoration Research 2018

Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education Faculty Research award 2016-

(US Army)

American Academy of Audiology continuing education scholar 2018

Auburn University Mortar Board Excellence in Education Award 2017

Auburn University Engaged Scholarship on Dementia/Hearing loss 2014-2017

Super Professor 2012-2013 from Faculty Row 2012

Outstanding AU research award for Human health/education faculty 2012

AU Alumni Undergraduate Teaching Excellence Award 2011

AU Liberal Arts Undergraduate Research Mentoring Award 2009-2012

Mentor for American Academy of Audiology Student Research Award 2010

Madras ENT Research Foundation Research Award 2009

Auburn University Undergraduate Research Mentoring Award 2008

Research Fellowship Travel Award from VA NCRAR 2007

Auburn University Alumni Professorship Nomination 2006

Ramachandra Medical College Teaching/Research Award 2005

Marquis Who’s Who Listing in Medicine and Healthcare 2004-2005

College of Liberal Arts Summer Research Award 2003

Siemens Audiology Trivia Bowl Winner Award 2002

Fellow of the American Academy of Audiology 2000

American Academy of Audiology New Investigator Award 1998-1999

College of Liberal Arts Summer Research Award 1998

Induction into Sigma Xi Scientific Research Society 1998

Auburn University Competitive Research Grant-in-Aid Award 1997

Previous positions held:

Speech Pathologist & Audiologist, Apollo Hospitals, India 1988-1991

Doctoral Teaching Fellow, Kent State University, OH 1991-1995

Clinical Fellow, Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, Boston, MA 1995-1996

Professional certifications in Audiology:

American Speech and Hearing Association certified (CCC-A) # 01122516

Certified Course director for Occupational Hearing Conservationists, Council for Accreditation in Occupational Hearing Conservation; 2003-2008

1. Teaching experience at Auburn University

Courses taught:

Doctor of Audiology level: 2003-present

Hearing Science

Amplification I

Central Auditory Processing

Electrophysiological procedures

Hearing Conservation

Grand Rounds

Undergraduate level: Introduction to Audiology 1996-present

Masters degree level: 1996-2002

Audiometric instrumentation and calibration

Audiology in the medical setting

Amplification assessment and fitting

Central Auditory Processing

Electrophysiological procedures in audiology

Psychoacoustics

Undergraduate research projects supervised:

Pupillometry as a tool for listening effort associated with learning a foreign language (Hannah Moss-ASHA student award) -2017

fMRI study of Tinnitus (Megan Barnett)-2014

fMRI study of speech rate and prosody in the auditory system (Lindzi Smith)-2012

Role of temporal cues in intelligibility of Spanish time compressed speech (Stephanie Zicarelli)-2011

Auditory Vigilance in children with autism spectrum disorders (Kristen Phillips)-2010

Central auditory dysfunction in children with autism spectrum disorders (Meghan Phillips)-2010

Temporal processing abilities in Auburn University students learning Spanish as a foreign language (Kayla Payne)-2009

Effects of iPods on listening (Alicia Hoover)-2008

Doctoral (Au.D) Research Capstones supervised:

Shabnam Habibi (2019). Evaluating Effects of Insertion and Measurement Techniques on Attenuation Characteristics of Industrial Earplugs.

Gena Baker (2019). Cortical electrophysiological function in orchestral string musicians.

Taylor Branch (2019). Synchrony in the auditory system is impacted by dual-task engagement in listeners.

Jenna Spegele (Hidden hearing loss in band percussionists): 2018-2019

Shelby Brooks (Relationship between Signal to Noise Ratio loss and pupil dilation in younger and older listeners): 2018-2019

Callie Henley (Relationship between Auditory working memory load and pupil dilation in younger and older listeners): 2018-2019

Shelby Peeler (OAEs and contralateral suppression in band musicians): 2017-2018

Molly Armstrong (Characterization of levels and TTS in student section in Jordan Hare stadium): 2017-2018

Whitney Moore (Effects of sound recover on speech intelligibility in noise in new hearing aid users): 2015-2016

Ali Stefanek (Effects of spatial separation of signal and noise on speech intelligibility in noise): 2015-2016

Lindsey Soles (Effects of azimuth and directionality on directivity of commercial hearing aids): 2014-2015

Brooke Means (Effects of compression ratio on directivity of commercial hearing aids): 2014-2015

Jill Beacham (Effects of Variability of Force Applied During Bone-Conduction Testing on Test Outcomes): 2014-2015

Lindsay Bush (Variability of FIT testing of commercial earplugs): 2013-2014

Rachel Crout (Attenuation comparison of commercial foam earplugs versus Musician’s earplugs): 2013-2014

Sarah Fisher (Improving the ocular Vestibular Evoked Myogenic Potential montage): 2013-2014

Justin King (Inner hair cell function in Noise Induced Hearing Loss): 2012-2013

Rebecca Snell (Symmetry of VEMP responses in swimmers): 2012-2013

Jennifer Thomas (Processing of prosody and timing in the elderly): 2012-2013

Katherine McCaskey (Auditory function in band directors): 2012-2013

Larry Wise (Auditory cortical potentials in dementia and hearing loss): 2012-2013

Anesheia Caesar (Neural identities and amplification effectiveness): 2011-2012

Becky Snell (Auditory processing skill in Alzheimer’s disease): 2011-2012

Jackie Brooke (Electrophysiological changes in cortical function after amplification): 2010-2011

Sandy Gaddis (Factor analysis in classification of Auditory Processing Disorders): 2010-2011

Jamie Harrison (Effects of occupational noise exposure on OAEs and quality of life): 2010-2011

Hannah Reeves (Effects of iPod use on auditory function and attention): 2009-2010

Colleen Knupp (Processing of time compressed speech via hearing aids): 2009-2010

Jenny Forrester (BIOMAP electrophysiological responses prior to and following Fast ForWord intervention): 2009-2010

Casey Rutledge (Changes in language and cognitive function following Fast ForWord intervention): 2009-2010

Latisha Scott (Relationship of otoacoustic emissions to military training): 2009-2010

Leslie Rolph (Hearing thresholds and OAEs in Orchestral Band Musicians): 2008-2009

Reid Gavin (TTS and TES in Marching Band Percussionists): 2008-2009

Haley Messersmith (P300s in Alzheimer’s disease): 2007-2008

Jennifer McInnish (Caloric function in dancers and non-dancers): 2007-2008

Tripp Griffith (Survey of effects of Meniere’s disease on quality of life): 2007-2008

Shandi Hill (APD intervention effects on temporal processing skills): 2007-2008

Haley Noble (Effects of subject state on ASSR): 2007-2008

Cara Boolos (Effects of visual distraction on P300 AERPs):2007-2008

2. Research

Journal articles:

Medina, A., Soccarras, G., & Krishnamurti, S. (2020). L2 listening comprehension: The role of speech rate, utterance length, and L2 oral proficiency. Modern Language Journal.

Krishnamurti, S. & Wise. L. Effects of amplification on cortical electrophysiological function (2018). Hearing Review, Audiology and Neuroscience: Effects of Amplification.

Krishnamurti, S. Reeves, E., Army Tech Report. (2018). Evaluation of an integrated auditory localization, situational awareness, and hearing protection device for warfighters.

Krishnamurti, S., Mecaskey, K., Thaxton, R., Peeler, S. Otoacoustic emissions in Band Musicians with Music Overexposure (2017). Audio Engineering Society Journal.

Karch, S., Krishnamurti, S., Mcilwain, S. (2016). Hearing loss and tinnitus in military personnel with deployment-related mild traumatic brain injury. Army Medical Department Journal.

Krishnamurti, S. (2015). Application of Neural Network Modeling to Identify Auditory Processing Disorders in School-Age Children. Advances in Artificial Neural Systems.

Krishnamurti, S., Tingle, D., Bannon, H., & Armstrong, M. (2015). Role of Auditory Training in Intervention of Individuals With Cognitive Decline and Hearing Impairment. ASHA Perspectives in Gerontology.

Krishnamurti, S. & Brock, R. (2014). Symmetry of VEMP responses in swimmers and non-swimmers. Austin Otolaryngology.

Krishnamurti, S., Forrester, J., Rutledge, C. (2013). Case study of plasticity in brainstem function associated with Auditory Training. International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology.

Krishnamurti, S., Snell, R., King, J., & Drake, L. (2013). Auditory processing deficits in individuals with Alzheimer’s disease. American Journal of Alzheimer’s disease.

Medina, A. & Krishnamurti, S. (2013). The influences of short-term L2 study abroad or home campus experience on speech intelligibility of varying rates in Spanish. International Journal of Linguistics. Vol. 5, No. 4.

Krishnamurti, S. & Rolph, L. (2012). Value of DPOAEs in measuring effects of musical overexposure. Journal of Audio Engineering Society.

Krishnamurti, S. (2011). Neural Network Models of central auditory dysfunction in Alzheimer’s disease. Neural Networks.

Krishnamurti, S. (2011). Utility of SLAB as an instructional tool for spatial hearing (Objective assessment of hearing. Ear and Hearing, 32(1):140.

Krishnamurti, S. (2010). Auditory dysfunction in Alzheimer’s disease. Division Perspectives in Gerontology.

Krishnamurti, S. (2010). Audiology Service Models in a Family Practice Setting. ACC Perspectives in Audiology.

Hoover, A. & Krishnamurti, S. (2010). Survey of college listeners MP3 listening: preferences, safety issues, attitudes, and education. American Journal of Audiology, 19, p-11.

Krishnamurti, S. (2010). Audiology Service Models in a Family Practice Setting. ACC Perspectives in Audiology.

Krishnamurti, S. & Messersmith, H. (2009). Effects of auditory distraction on Event-Related Potentials in younger and older listeners. ASHA Leader, November.

Krishnamurti, S. (2009). Effects of age-adjustment on occupational noise-induced hearing loss. International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, 6, 889-899.

Krishnamurti, S. & Anderson, L. (2008). Digital Noise Reduction processing in hearing aids: how much and where? Hearing Review, March 2008, p 86-90.

Krishnamurti, S., Messersmith, H., & Reeves, H. (2007). Subtracting the effects of aging in an occupational noise-induced hearing loss population: a retrospective clinical study. Seminars in Hearing.

Krishnamurti, S. (2006). Measuring performance of digital hearing aids. Hearing

Review,13, p44-47.

Krishnamurti, S. (2005). Role of P300 auditory event related potentials in individuals with auditory processing disorders. The Hearing Journal, 58, p49.

Krishnamurti, S. (2004). Effects of Non-acetyl Cysteine (NAC) on Noise-

Induced Temporary Threshold Shift and Temporary Emission Shift. US Army

technical report: Battelle (North Carolina).

Krishnamurti, S., & Holmes, G.W. (2004). Technology and therapeutic

intervention in the management of central auditory processing disorders.

Proceedings of the 26th World Congress of International Association of

Logopedics and Phoniatrics,

Krishnamurti, S., & Grandjean, P.W. (2003). Effects of simultaneous exercise and

music on amplitudes of distortion product otoacoustic emissions. Journal of

Strength and Conditioning Research, 17, p307-313.

Krishnamurti, S. (2002). Sounds recorded in three-dimensional auditory space. US Army technical report: Battelle (North Carolina).

Krishnamurti, S. (2001). P300 auditory event related potentials in binaural and

competing noise conditions in adults with central auditory processing disorders.

Contemporary Issues in Communication Sciences and Disorders, 28, p40-47.

Krishnamurti, S. (2000). Nonlinguistic tests for evaluation of central auditory

processing disorders. Asia Pacific Journal of Speech Language and Hearing, 5,

p67-72.

Johnson, C.E., Krishnamurti, S., & Danhauer, J.L. (2000). A holistic approach in

selecting high performance hearing aid features for elderly patients. American

Journal of Audiology, 9, p112-123.

Krishnamurti, S. (1999). Relationship between distortion product otoacoustic

emissions and modulation frequency difference limens. Ear and Hearing, 21,

p305-309.

Krishnamurti, S., Hawks, J.W., & Gerling I.G. (1999). Performance of preschool

children on two hearing screening protocols. Contemporary Issues in

Communication Sciences and Disorders, 26, p81-86.

Books, book chapters, and resource reviews

Krishnamurti, S. (2019). Listening and Hearing Loss. Cambridge Scholars Publishing, Newcastle. U.K.

Krishnamurti, S. Monaural low-redundancy speech tests. In Chermak & Musiek (Ed.) Auditory

Processing Disorders: From Science to Practice. Plural Publishing, Second edition, 2013.

Krishnamurti, S. Monaural low-redundancy speech tests. In Chermak & Musiek (Ed.) Auditory

Processing Disorders: From Science to Practice. Plural Publishing, First edition, 2007.

Krishnamurti, S. (2001). Case Study Approach to Management in CAPD. In Pereira, Azevedo,

Ziliotto, & Machado(Ed.) Auditory Processes. Lovise Publishers, Sao Paulo, Brazil, 2001.

Krishnamurti, S. (1999). Book review of textbook titled ‘Clinical Applications of the Auditory

Brainstem Response’ authored by Linda J. Hood in the Ear and Hearing Journal, Lippincott

Williams and Wilkins, Baltimore.

Krishnamurti, S (2010). Psychoacoustics website review in the Ear and Hearing Journal,

Lippincott Williams and Wilkins, Baltimore.

Papers presented

Invited presentations

Georgia Academy of Audiology (GAA) Annual Conference: invited talk on Assessment of listening effort, Atlanta, GA, February 2020.

Speech and Hearing Association of Alabama (SHAA): invited presentation on Listening effort in adults, Birmingham, AL, February 2020.

Siemens Corporation invited presentation on ‘Tinnitus: Underlying mechanisms, Assessment & Management options; Audiology Online, Summer 2015.

Invited presentation on ‘Cognitive decline and amplification’ at Tennessee Hearing Aids Society meeting in Pigeon Forge, TN, Summer 2014.

Invited presentation on ‘Value of DPOAEs in detecting changes associated with music overexposure’at Audio Engineering Society special conference on Hearing Disorders in Musicians in Chicago,IL: Summer 2012.

Invited presentation on ‘Central auditory dysfunction In Alzheimer’s disease: implications for assessment and management in 2012 Widener Annual Symposium in Auburn University in Spring 2012.

Invited presentation on ‘Cortical potentials and amplification’ at Tennessee Hearing Aids Society meeting in Pigeon Forge, TN: May 2009

Invited presentation on ‘Occupational hearing loss’ at Alabama Academy of Audiology in Destin, FL: September 2008

Featured presentation ‘Aging auditory system: amplification considerations’ at the Annual meeting of the Alabama Hearing Aid Dealers Meeting at Orange Beech, AL in June 2006.

Featured presentation titled ‘Measuring the digital hearing aid benefit’ at the Annual meeting of the Alabama Hearing Aid Dealers Meeting at Perdido Bay, AL in May 2004.

Featured presentation (Co-authored with Frank Musiek, Ph.D.) titled ‘Benefits of evaluating auditory processing skills in the management of auditory processing disorders’ at the 2003 Annual Convention of the American Academy of Audiology, Salt Lake City, UT.

Refereed presentations

Evaluating Effects of Insertion and Measurement Techniques on Attenuation Characteristics of Industrial Earplugs. National Hearing Conservation Association, 2020; Destin, FL

Characterizing the effects of occupational noise exposure using Otoacoustic Emissions. National Hearing Conservation Association, 2020; Destin, FL

Symmetry and Contralateral Suppression of Otoacoustic Emissions in Band Musicians, Accepted for presentation at AAA 2018; Nashville, TN

Measuring the effectiveness of noise control barriers in an industrial hearing conservation program, Auburn University Research Symposium Award winning poster, April 2018

Otoacoustic Emissions in Band Students and Directors, Audio Engineering Society Conference, June 2018, Chicago, IL

There is no evidence of cochlear synaptopathy in band musicians. Joint Defense Audiology and VA conference, March 2018, Atlanta, GA

Auditory Training Intervention Outcomes in Dementia (Podium): Bottom-Up vs. Top-Down Processing, AAA 2017, Indianapolis

Pupillometry as a Tool to Assess Listening Stress Associated With Students Learning a Second Language (Mentor for Meritorious poster by Hannah Moss), ASHA 2017, Los Angeles

Auditory Training Intervention Outcomes for Individuals with Cognitive Decline. Research podium at Audiology Now, 2016, Phoenix, AZ

Effects of Variability of Force Applied During Bone-Conduction Testing on Test Outcomes (Jill Beacham). Research poster at Audiology Now, 2016, Phoenix, AZ

Effects of Directionality, Compression, and Azimuth on Directivity of Commercial Hearing Aids (Lindsey Soles). Research poster at Audiology Now, 2016, Phoenix, AZ

Systematic review and Meta-analysis of tinnitus management. Podium presentation at AudiologyNow convention, San Antonio, TX, April 2015. (With Megan Barnett).

Variability of fit testing commercial earplugs: a study of manufacturing workers. Poster presentation at AudiologyNow convention, San Antonio, TX, April 2015. (With Lindsay Bush).

Value of auditory training in enhancement of auditory and cognitive skills in individuals with hearing loss and cognitive decline. Poster presented at AudiologyNow convention, Orlando, FL, April 2014. (With Dianna Tingle and Caitlyn Piper)

An fMRI study of neural mechanisms mediating processing of speech rate. ASHA Convention, Orlando, FL, November 2014 (with Carrie Rowan and Summer Myrick).

Battle of OAEs: band directors versus band members. National Hearing Conservation Association Conference. St. Petersburg, FL., February 2013.

Academy Research Conference of American Academy of Audiology, Anaheim, CA. Cognitive decline can reduce binaural hearing advantage. March 2013.

Effects of age and cognitive decline on speech rate and prosody. Audiology Now Annual Convention, Anaheim, CA. March 2013.

Plasticity in the auditory system. Second World Neuroscience Online conference. Summer 2013.

L2 speech intelligibility can be affected by speech rate and linguistic proficiency. American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) Convention, Chicago, IL. November 2013 (With Stephanie Zicarelli and Almitra Medina).

Podium presentation ‘Auditory attention in school-age children with Autism Spectrum Disorders’ at American Speech Language Hearing Convention in Atlanta in November 2012 (With Kristen Phillips).

Podium presentation ‘Spanish speech intelligibility of L2 learners: Rate, Proficiency, and Exposure effects ’ at American Speech Language Hearing Convention in Atlanta in November 2012 (With Stephanie Zicarelli and Almitra Medina).

Poster presentation ‘Plasticity in auditory processing of temporal information’: Gordon Research Conference on Auditory System in Summer 2012.

Poster presentation ‘Speech Evoked Cortical Potentials: Effects of cognitive decline, hearing loss, and presentation level’ at American Academy of Audiology Convention, Boston, MA in March 2012 (With Larry Wise).

Podium presentation ‘Auditory dysfunction in individuals with hearing loss and Alzheimer’s disease at American Academy of Audiology Convention, Boston, MA in March 2012 (With Becky Snell).

Podium presentation ‘Utility of OAEs in Identifying Early Cochlear Damage from Acoustic Overexposure in Musical Band Members’ at American Academy of Audiology Convention, Chicago, TX in April 2011 (With Robyn Thaxton).

Podium presentation ‘Auditory Processing disorders: which factor is critical?’ at American Auditory Society Meeting March 2011 in Scottsdale, AZ.

Podium presentation ‘Use of cortical evoked potentials in determining amplification effectiveness’ at American Auditory Society Meeting March 2011 in Scottsdale, AZ.

Podium presentation ‘Effects of iPod use on auditory attention’ at American Academy of Audiology Convention, Dallas, TX in April 2009 (With Beth Reeves)

Poster presentation ‘Bithermal caloric testing: Objective and subjective responses in dancers and non-dancers’ at American Academy of Audiology Convention, Dallas, TX in April 2009 (With Jennifer McInnish)

Podium presentation ‘Effects of intervention on temporal processing skills in children with APD’ at American Speech Language and Hearing Association Convention, New Orleans, LA in November 2009

National web seminar ‘Time Compressed Speech is back: this time with hearing aids’ in Virtual Summit at Jackson: Audiology Online, December, 2009

Survey of iPod listening habits and attitudes (Annual conference of the American Academy of Audiology, Charlotte, NC: April 2008)

Hearing thresholds and DPOAEs in university band musicians ((Annual conference of the American Academy of Audiology, Charlotte, NC: April 2008)

TTS and TES in members of a University Drumline ((Annual conference of the American Academy of Audiology, Charlotte, NC: April 2008)

Poster presentation titled ‘Subtracting the aging effect in an occupational noise-induced hearing loss population’ at the 2007 VA NCRAR Biennial international conference on Hearing Therapies for the Future in Portland, OR.

Podium presentation titled ‘Measurements of digital noise reduction in digital hearing aids’ at the American National Standards Institute Working Group meeting at the 2006 Annual Convention of the American Academy of Audiology in Denver, CO.

Poster presentation titled ‘Active noise reduction measurements in digital hearing aids’ at the 2005 Annual Convention of the American Academy of Audiology in Washington DC.

Podium presentation titled ‘Auditory Processing Disorders – From assessment to management’ presented at the 2002 Annual Convention of (ASHA), Atlanta, GA.

Instructional course titled ‘Auditory Processing Disorders – technology and therapy’ presented at the 2002 AAA convention in Philadelphia, PA.

Paper titled ‘Rate and noise effects on P300 amplitude in children’ in the 2001 Annual Convention of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA), New Orleans, LA.

Paper titled ‘Effects of simultaneous music and exercise on the amplitude of distortion product otoacoustic emissions’ in the 1999 Annual Convention of the American Academy of Audiology (AAA), Miami, FL.

Paper titled ‘Relationship between distortion product otoacoustic emissions and difference limens’ in the 1999 Annual Convention of the American Academy of Audiology (AAA), Miami, FL.

Paper titled ‘Rate effects on P300 latency’ in the 1999 Annual Convention of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA), San Francisco, CA.

Paper titled ‘Pharmacokinetic basis for ototoxicity’ in the 1998 Annual Convention of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA), San Antonio, TX.

Contracts and Grants awarded

Title

Period

Amount awarded

Auburn University Intramural Interdisciplinary grant

2020-2022

$50,000

Auburn University Intramural Interdisciplinary grant

2019-2021

$50,000

Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education FTAS research contract

2018

$20,000

US Army MOMRP Award for Tinnitus intervention devices effectiveness

2017-2018

$870,000

Auburn University Outreach Excellence award for Hearing Conservation in Alabama Industries

2016-2017

$19, 984

Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education Faculty Contract

2014-2015

$40,000

Auburn University College of Liberal Arts Engaged Scholarship

2014-2017

$12,000

Auburn University Competitive Research Grant

November 2010

$5300

Auburn University Competitive Research Grant

August 2005- August 2006

$3000

Army Research Office Short Term Analytic Service contract

May – August 2003

$20000

Army Research Office Short Term Analytic Service contract

May – August 2002

$16000

American Academy of Audiology New Investigator Grant

June 1998 - May 1999

$ 5000

Auburn University Liberal Arts Research Grant

Summer 1998

$ 5000

3. Service:

Professional service

Department of Defense Hearing Research Grants Panelist (2018-

International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology-reviewer (2016-

Journal of the American Academy of Audiology-reviewer (2016-

Guest Editor on Special Issue of Brain Sciences Journal on ‘Neuroplasticity in the Auditory System’ in 2015

Auburn University Faculty and Student Research Planning Committee member in 2014

Chair of Neuroaudiology Committee for ASHA conference in November 2013 in Chicago, IL

Chair of Neuroaudiology Committee for ASHA conference in November 2012 in Atlanta, GA

Continuing education chair for March 2012 Global CAPD conference in Boston, MA (chair: Dr. Frank Musiek)

Invited reviewer for 2011 Neuroaudiology committee for presentations: ASHA conference, 2011 (Chair: Frank Musiek)

Invited reviewer for podium review committee for presentations: AAA convention, 2012

Continuing Education Administrator, Special Interest Divisions 6-9, ASHA (2009-2010)

Editorial review board: APD task force for AAA

Editorial consultant and member of review board, Audiologyonline.com

(2005-current date)

Reviewer: Ear and Hearing journal (1999-current date)

Reviewer: American Journal of Public Health (2007-current date)

Reviewer: International Journal of Audiology (2007-current date)

Reviewer: Neuroscience Letters (2009-)

Reviewer: Journal of Educational Audiology (2007-2008)

Member, Review committee on podium presentations and posters, American

Academy of Audiology Annual Convention (2006)

Audiology consultant at Lake Martin Community Hospital, Dadeville, AL (2006)

Member, Review committee on instructional courses, American Academy of

Audiology Annual Convention (2005)

Editorial consultant, Journal of Educational Audiology (2005 – current date)

Training consultant for audiological services at Family Practice Clinic of Dothan (March-November 2005)

University-wide service

Voting member, Auburn University Institutional Review Board for Biomedical research,

(2012- )

Steering committee member, Auburn University Annual Faculty and Student Research Symposia Planning Committee (2015- )

Member, Academic Honesty Committee (2005-2008)

Member, ad-hoc committee appointed for Presidential search and criteria (2005)

Voting senator, Auburn faculty senate (2000-2004)

Member, admissions appeal committee (2000-2003)

Member, faculty recruitment and retention committee (2000)

Member, cultural diversity committee (1999-2001)

College service

Voting member, Auburn University College of Liberal Arts Tenure and Promotion Committee (2016- )

Committee member, Auburn University Liberal Arts committee for Promotion of Excellence in Teaching and Learning (PETL), (2012- )

College of Liberal Arts Summer Research Grants: Member of Review Board chaired by Dr. Gramberg (2005)

College of Liberal Arts Summer Research Grants: Member of Review Board

chaired by Dr. Carey (2004)

Departmental service

Graduate Program Officer for Audiology (2012- )

Comprehensive exam coordinator for Audiology (2006 – 2012)

Undergraduate and Graduate Students advisor (1996 – current date)

Chair, Departmental website committee (2005 – 2010)

Chair, Audiology faculty search committee (2004)

Member, Doctor of Audiology (Au.D) progam development committee (2002-current date)

Chair, Department chair nominations committee (1999)

Academic Affairs Committee (1997- current date)

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