Degree Programs

Academic Faculty

	Name, Degree, Address and Phone	Clinical and research Interests
	Karen A. Doherty, Ph.D. U. of Wisconsin-Madison 1994 Associate Professor, CCC-A 805 South Crouse Avenue Hoople Building Syracuse, New York 13244-2280 Tel: 315-443-5662 e-mail: Kadohert@syr.edu Publications Hearing science lab	Speech perception in the hearing-impaired, psychoacoustics, and amplification, with a specific interest in hearing aid fitting protocols.
	Mary Louise Edwards, Ph.D. Stanford U., 1979 Professor 805 South Crouse Avenue Hoople Building Syracuse, New York 13244-2280 Tel: 315-443-9645 e-mail:Mledward@syr.edu Publications	The nature of disordered phonology; clinical applications of phonological theory; phonological awareness abilities of children with productive phonological impairments, and long-range outcomes for such children.
	Annette Jenner, Ph.D. Harvard University- 1998 Assistant Professor 805 South Crouse Ave. Hoople Building Syracuse, New York 13244-2280 Tel: 315-443-9640 e-mail: arjenner@syr.edu Publications	neuropsychological bases of reading failure, specifically dyslexia, evaluation of the cognitive and neurobiological mechanisms involved in spelling for both non-impaired and disabled readers, fMRI studies
	Linda Meryl Milosky, Ph.D.,CCC-SLP U. of Wisconsin-Madison 1986; Associate Professor and Chair 805 South Crouse Avenue Hoople Building Syracuse, New York 13244-2280 Tel: 315-443-9620 e-mail: Milosky@syr.edu Publications	Language acquisition and disorders, with specific interest in cognitive, linguistic, and social aspects of discourse processing in normal and clinical populations.
	Beth A. Prieve, Ph.D. U. of Iowa, 1989 Associate Professor, CCC-A 805 South Crouse Avenue Hoople Building Syracuse, New York 13244-2280 Tel: 315-443-9614 Baprieve@syr.edu Publications prievelab.syr.edu	Diagnostic audiology, identification of hearing loss in infants and children. Evoked otoacoustic emissions, electrocochleography and auditory brainstem responses.
	Kathy Vander Werff, Ph.D. U. of Iowa, 2002 Assistant Professor, CCC-A 805 South Crouse Avenue Syracuse, New York 13244-2280 Tel: 315-443-7403 kvander@syr.edu Publications	Auditory evoked potentials, diagnostic audiology, and cochlear implants.
	Raymond H. Colton, Ph.D. U. of Florida, 1969 Professor Emeritus 805 South Crouse Avenue Syracuse, New York 13244-2280 Tel: 315-443-9648 e-mail: rhcolton@syr.edu Publications	Speech and voice science, voice pathologies
	Soren Y. Lowell, PhD. University of Arizona, 2005 Assistant Professor 805 S. Crouse Ave Syracuse, NY 13244-2280 315-443-9648 email slowell@syr.edu Publications	Dr. Lowell's clinical and research interests are in voice and swallowing disorders. She has just completed a 3 year post-doctoral research fellowship at National Institutes of Health, National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke. Dr. Lowell's voice related research focuses on the respiratory and phonatory physiology of people with voice disorders, and physiologically-based treatment approaches. Her swallowing research includes the use of functional magnetic resonance imaging to investigate brain representation for swallowing and related tasks.

Academic Faculty

Clinical and research Interests