Student Research Grant in Audiology 1985 - 1997

1997

Awarded $1,000

Andrea L. Page, University of Wisconsin­, Madison
Mentor: Terry L. Wiley
"The Perception of Speech Produced in Noise"

1996

Awarded $2,000

Vardit Lichtenstein, CUNY
Mentor: David R. Stapells
"The Effective Duration of the Stimulus for the Auditory Brainstem and Middle Latency Responses"

1995

Awarded $2,000

Pamela Souza, Syracuse University
Mentor: Christopher W. Turner
"Effect of Compression Amplification on the Temporal Cues of Speech for Hearing-Impaired Listeners"

1994

Awarded $2,000

Jo Manette Kathleen Nousak, City University of New York
"Loudness and Auditory Brainstem (ABR) and Middle Latency (MLR) Responses in Adults with Normal and Sensorineurally-Impaired Hearing"

1993

Awarded $2,000

Peggy Oates, City University of New York
"Frequency Specificity of the Auditory Brainstem Response (ABR) to 500 and 2000 Hz Linear-Versus Blackman-Windowed Tones"

1992

Awarded $2,000

Brett Martin, The Graduate School and University Center of the City University of New York
"The Effect of Decreased Audibility, Produced by High-Pass Noise Masking, on Cortical Event-Related Potentials (N1-P2, Mismatch Negativity) to Speech Sounds (/da/, /ba/)"

1991

No Award

1990

Awarded $1,000

Susan R. Mahanes, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
"Peripheral and Central Auditory Factors in Obscure Auditory Dysfunction"

1989

Awarded $1,000

Amy R. Horwitz, Syracuse University
"Effects of Different Frequency Response Strategies Upon Recognition and Preference for Audible Speech Stimuli"

1988

Awarded $1,000

Christine M. Gilmore, Memphis State University
"Effects of Changes in Maximum Output Setting on Hearing Aid Performance in the Real World"

1987

Awarded $1,000

M. Patrick Feeney, University of Washington
"The Effect of Distinctive Feature Scoring on the Split-Half Reliability of the California Consonant Test for Subjects With High Frequency Hearing Impairment"

1986

Awarded $1,000

Carolyn J. Brown, University of Iowa
"Inferior Colliculus Response to Peripheral Electrical Stimulation in Normal and Neonatally Deafened Rats"

1985

Awarded $1,000

Patricia W. Earl, University of Tennessee
"The Relationship Between the Auditory Brainstem Response Intensity Function and Magnitude Estimation of Loudness"