Announcing 2016 Gala Honorees
2016 Honorees
Chita Rivera, Catherine Malfitano, Drexel University & President John Fry, Paulo Szot
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Chita Rivera, Catherine Malfitano, Drexel University & President John Fry, Paulo Szot
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The 45th Annual Symposium: Care of the Professional Voice June 1st – June 5th, 2016 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Call for Papers…Posters…Workshops PAPERS AND POSTERS Deadline: October 31, 2015 Abstracts must represent original work that has not been published elsewhere. Completed manuscripts must be submitted by the day of presentation at the Symposium and must be submitted for…
Shenandoah University steps it up with a “swabbing” event to support Swab it off for Sataloff. Student organization of NATS rallies around John Sataloff. October 20th with the goal of 500 Swabs! See the video here
Visit our new Educational Media page Here you will find: 43rd Annual Symposium Tutorials 2014 Anatomy and Physiology of the Voice –Robert Sataloff, MD, DMA, FACS Neural Control of Voice and Neurological Voice Disorders – Christy Ludlow, PhD Sessions for Injured vs. Healthy Singing Voice – Margaret Baroody, MM Voice Specialist Basic Phonatory Function with…
The Academy Vote Once again the learned Academy (session attendees) have voted for Strobe winners in six categories. It was a glamorous afternoon with countless Motion Picture (Videostroboscopy) luminaries in attendance. Eva van Leer, PhD and Michael M. Johns, MD hosted the star-studded event. Awards Presented every two years, the prestigious Golden Larynx was awarded…
OUR SPEAKER Laura is also an opera singer and has sung with LA Opera, Long Beach Opera, Lyric Opera of San Diego, as well as orchestras and opera companies around the country. Between singing gigs, Laura studied improvisation for years, and went on to teach improv courses for Operaworks and guest improv classes at many…
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….