Collaborators & Alumni

Thesis student, Communication Sciences and Disorders, MGH IHP. Thesis title: The Effects of Masked Auditory Feedback in Speakers with Aphasia and Apraxia of Speech

Thesis student, Communication Sciences and Disorders, MGH IHP. Thesis title: Comparing Acoustic Features of Lexical Stress in Childhood Apraxia of Speech and Acquired Apraxia of Speech

Thesis student, Communication Sciences and Disorders, MGH IHP. Thesis title: Comparison of Non-Linguistic Cognitive
Assessments to Current “Gold Standard” Cognitive Measures in Stroke Patients with Aphasia

Thesis student, Communication Sciences and Disorders, MGH IHP. Thesis title: The Effects of Prosodic Timing on Attention to Speech Errors

Thesis student, Communication Sciences and Disorders, MGH IHP. Thesis title: Acoustic Correlates of Prosody in People with
Aphasia: Investigating Effects of Agrammatism and Apraxia of Speech

Thesis student, Communication Sciences and Disorders, MGH IHP. Thesis title: Systematic Translation and Preliminary
Validation of the Trans Woman Voice Questionnaire (TWVQ) in Thai

graduate research assistant

research assistant

Thesis student, Communication Sciences and Disorders, MGH IHP. Thesis title: Speaking Together: The Role of Metrical vs.
Conversational Speech in People with Aphasia

Thesis student, Communication Sciences and Disorders, MGH IHP. Thesis title: Working Memory’s Relationship with Feedback
Processing in Individuals with Traumatic Brain Injury: An Electrophysiological Study

undergraduate research assistant

Thesis student, Communication Sciences and Disorders, MGH IHP. Thesis title: Learning Differences in Traumatic Brain Injury:
An Electrophysiological Study

undergraduate research assistant

Thesis student, Communication Sciences and Disorders, MGH IHP. Thesis title: Tap Your Hand if You Feel the Beat: Differential Effects of Tapping in Melodic Intonation Therapy

Thesis student, Communication Sciences and Disorders, MGH IHP. Thesis title: Spoken or Intoned, Together or Alone: Is Unison Production Advantageous for People with Aphasia?

research assistant

Thesis student, Communication Sciences and Disorders, MGH IHP. Thesis title: Auditory Selective Attention Deficits in Mild-Moderate Aphasia: Relation to Formally-tested and Self-reported Auditory Comprehension Impairments

graduate research assistant

Thesis student, Communication Sciences and Disorders, MGH IHP. Thesis title: Cueing Spoken Naming Using Self-generated Written Cues: An Articulatory Approach

Thesis student, Communication Sciences and Disorders, MGH IHP. Thesis title: Tapping and Rhythmic Ability in Melodic Intonation Therapy

 graduate research assistant

graduate research assistant

Thesis student, Communication Sciences and Disorders, MGH IHP. Thesis title: Investigation of Pitch and Rhythm Processing in Aphasia