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U of M-led Research Indicates That Autism Has a Unique Vocal Signature; Findings Have
the Potential to Enable Earlier Diagnosis and Treatment of the Disorder.
Students and clinical faculty will be participating in a Family Outreach Conference
to educate families of parents with deaf or hard of hearing children. The goal is
to inform families of their options of communication, amplification, and education;
help them to understand audiograms; and educate the families on the different types
of hearing loss. The conference is taking place Saturday, August 28th at White Station
Church of Christ and runs from 8:30am to 3pm.
July 8, 2010: Join AuSP for Narrative Means to Therapeutic Ends: Meaning Making in Communication Therapy, presented by the Elizabeth J. Webster Visiting Scholars Institute.
The Memphis Speech and Hearing Center is hosting "CREATIVELY SPEAKING: An Arts and
Speech Camp for Children Who Stutter Ages 8 through 15".
Dr. Robyn Cox delivered the Carhart Memorial Lecture at the American Auditory Society
meeting on March 4, 2010 
Audiology professor offers views on hearing loss problems
U of M alum Dr. Robert Mayo honored as Diversity Champion 
Dr. Robyn Cox delivers the 2009 Commencement Address 
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