Dr. Elizabeth Madden, an assistant professor in the School of Communication Science and Disorders, was awarded the Tavistock Trust for Aphasia 2024 Distinguished Scholars Award. This award recognizes research excellence related to quality-of-life issues in aphasia. It is given, in part, to recognize scholarly excellence in research and publications dedicated to improving life with aphasia and to foster and encourage pioneering research that aims to make a difference in the everyday lives of people living with aphasia, their families, and caregivers.
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Research news from the CCI School of Communication Science & Disorders
School of Communication Science and Disorders Professor Receives Distinguished Scholars Award
SCSD Faculty Attend CAC
School of Communication Science and Disorders’s (SCSD) Elizabeth Madden, Erin Bush, and Ellen Nimmons attended the Clinical Aphasiology Conference (CAC) in Waikoloa Beach, Hawaii from May 28-June 1. It was such a treat to attend a conference in such a relaxing and breathtaking environment,” Madden said. “It allowed for a causal and friendly atmosphere amongst …
CONTINUE READINGSCSD Professors Attend AAC Research Summit
Drs. Andrea Barton-Hulsey and Michelle Therrien of the School of Communication Science and Disorders attended The Future of AAC Research Summit from May 13-14 in Arlington, Virginia.
CONTINUE READINGSCSD Alumna Denisha Campbell Awarded Research Scholarship
School of Communication of Science and Disorders (SCSD) doctoral student Denisha Campbell received the 2024 Plural Research Scholarship Award on behalf of Plural Publishing and the Council of Academic Programs in Communication Science and Disorders. Campbell says, “receiving this award is not only a tremendous honor but also a validation for the hard work and …
CONTINUE READINGSCSD Graduate Student Wins Master’s in Four Competition
On April 3, 2024, School of Communication Science Disorders (SCSD) graduate student Korrin Sheahan won first place in Florida State University’s fifth annual Master’s in Four competition. Master’s in Four is a research communication competition where six graduate students presented their research in under four minutes to effectively convey complex research topics in an appropriate …
CONTINUE READINGSCSD Professor Mollie Romano Receives Community Engaged Research Partnership Award
School of Communication Science and Disorders (SCSD) Associate Professor Mollie Romano recently received the inaugural Community Engaged Research Partnership Award. This award is given to acknowledge and support recognizable community-engaged research. The funding for this award is made possible by the Institutional Challenge Program, awarded to the Florida Center for Reading Research by the William …
CONTINUE READINGSCSD Students Present at FURC
Two School of Communication Science & Disorders (SCSD) students, Faith Collins and Ellie Helgeson, presented their research at the 2024 Florida Undergraduate Research Conference (FURC) in February. FURC is one of the largest multidisciplinary research conferences in the country. Collins presented “Measuring morphological complexity in teachers’ instructional dialogues,” a project she collaborated on with SCSD …
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