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Hearing Conservation
The School of Music's education and research program in hearing health is under the direction of Robert Willey.
Education
Benjamin Kanters presented "Hear Tomorrow," a free workshop promoting awarness of the ever-increasing problem of noise and music-induced hearing loss, on Sept. 23, 2009 in Ducrest/Gilfry Auditorium in the School of Music. [ Handbook ] [ Campus coverage ] [ KRVS interview ] [ slideshow ]
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Presentation at Recital Hour, School of Music, Sept. 14, 2010.
Research
We have begun a research project with music students and local audio professionals. [ TV interviewlet ]
STEP grant proposal to get Otoacoustic Emission system test equipment .
We are measuring sound pressure levels in the School of Music and around town.
Allies
- Nancye Roussel, Head of Communicative Disorders department , UL Lafayette
- Shalini Arehole, Associate Professor in Communicative Disorders department , UL Lafayette
- Benjamin Kanters, Associate Chairman, Columbia College
- Phillip Noel, Otolaryngolist, ENT practicing in Lafayette and Abbeville
- Elena Treadway, Audiologist, Noel ENT CLinic, Abbeville
- Garth Alper, Director, School of Music, UL Lafayette
- Terry Dupuy, audio engineer, Old Teche Theatre
- Merelle Younge, Director Student Health Services, UL Lafayette
- Patty Niquette, Audiologist, Etymotic Research, Inc.
- Student Government Association
Assistants
Links
Companies
News
- At the end of Spring, 2009 semester, Dr. Treadway got 10 of us fitted with Starkey musician ear plugs.
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