Nittrouer serves as doctoral commencement speaker
Dr. Susan Nittrouer, a nationally-recognized speech-language scholar, addressed UF's graduating doctoral students at their December 15 graduation.
Dr. Susan Nittrouer, a nationally-recognized speech-language scholar, addressed UF's graduating doctoral students at their December 15 graduation.
Sharla Alexander and Caronne Rush were honored at the college's annual staff and faculty appreciation dinner.
Audiologist and educator Dr. Alice Holmes retires after more than 30 years at UF.
Audiologist Dr. Sheridan Martin was recognized by local radio stations 98.5 KTK, 97.3 The Sky, Country 103.7 The Gator and ESPN Gainesville as one of the community's heroes in health care.
Dr. David Guzick explores the story of some of the people involved in giving new shape to the department, including both new and existing faculty.
In a study of older adults who completed cognitive tasks while cycling on a stationary bike, Dr. Lori Altmann and fellow researchers found that participants’ cycling speed improved with no cost to their cognitive performance.
Dr. Christopher Spankovich and colleagues found a healthy diet may play a part in preventing hearing loss.
Dr. Nittrouer, a leading authority on language acquisition, has been appointed chair of the PHHP department of speech, language, and hearing sciences.
Melissa Hall and Dyanne Herrera were recognized at UF’s Outstanding Young Alumni Awards ceremony.
For five months, Remiah Turner’s life was silent. The ordeal ended in January, when she finished up her latest procedure: restoring her hearing through cochlear implants.