As Professor Joe Reichle approaches retirement, the department reflects upon his tremendous impact not only here at the University of Minnesota but upon the field as a whole.
Dr. Edward Carney will retire this year after working 23 years at the University of Minnesota. He has particularly enjoyed his role as a consultant and educator who has worked with students in many areas of the discipline.
After Lorrie Burton of Woodbury, MN was diagnosed with ALS in November, she decided not to allow the disease to define her. Often, a devastating effects of the disease is the loss of the ability to speak. Burton is using new technology called voice banking. It will allow her to preserve her voice in a way never before possible.
Sheri Stronach is working to optimize identification of autism spectrum disorder as well as expand the reach of implementation of intervention tactics learned through research to all communities.
Dr. Bert Schlauch and his graduate students Jocelyn Tzu-Ling Yu and Andrew Kersten partnered with entrepreneur Jackson Mann to minimize hearing loss through the creation of Vibes: affordable, high-quality earplugs that protect hearing while not impeding sound quality.
Chelsi always wanted to work in a field where should could help those with disabilities. She is now able to do that working at the University of Minnesota's Audiology Clinic.
Eight faculty from across the liberal arts have been awarded Talle Research Funds to support major research initiatives. Learn more about each of these exciting projects.
Visit us if you’re heading to the Great Minnesota Get-together. College of Liberal Arts departments and researchers will be in the U of M Central Crossroads building and the Driven to...
