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SD Brochure If you’d like to have a great experience learning about SD and vocal tremor, please join us for this course. It’s part of the NSDA symposium, with “master classes” where you work with individuals who have SD…AD, AB, and vocal tremor. The didactic portion on Friday features Julie Barkmeier-Kraemer from UC-Davis and Kate DeVore. …
Hamdan International 2015 Award
Hamdan International Presentation Award This Award is endowed by Dr. Abdul-Latif Hamdan and is specifically for those presenters who are coming from outside of North America. The committee recommended Anna Rumbach, PhD, BSc, MSpPathSt, GCHEd for the 2015 award. She is a Lecturer in Speech Pathology , School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences at The University…
Audio Pronunciation Guide
Practical Tool to Prepare Your Presentations is a free training center teaching the correct pronunciation of medical/voice terminology. English is famously difficult to pronounce and specialty words all the more so. This is a vast trove of recorded words, spoken by both a male and a female, to be used in preparing your presentations….
Best Student Presentation Award
Best Student Presentation Award A generous endowment by TVF Board of Directors member Dr. Abdul-latif Hamdan enables us to recognize excellence among students presenting research at the Symposium with a $1,000 Award. Attention: Symposium Presenters / Authors This year, for the first time, The Voice Foundation Symposium will be awarding a Best Student Presentation Award….
Best Student & Poster Awards
Best Student Award Matthew Schloneger was the winner of the first annual Best Student Presentation Award sponsored by Dr. Abdul-Latif Hamdan. Assessments of Voice Use and Voice Quality Among College/University Singing Students Ages 18-24 Through Ambulatory Monitoring with an Unfiltered Accelerometer Signal Matthew Schloneger, Eric Hunter Poster Awards 2015 Poster Session and Awards were sponsored…
JOV Best Paper Awards
Congratulations! The Journal of Voice Best Paper Awards are presented annually in three categories: Basic Science, Clinical Medicine, and Speech-Language Pathology/Vocal Pedagogy, and are decided by the Editorial Board. They are currently posted at jvoice.org and are free to read and download for the next six months. 2016 Basic Science An Oral Pressure Conversion Ratio…
