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Revolving topics.

This year-long professional seminar is designed to support doctoral students in their academic and professional development and to provide them with valuable knowledge and understanding of the complexities of an academic career. Guest speakers will be invited to present on a variety of topics crucial for professional development and academic career success.

This course is designed to provide audiology graduate students with an understanding of audiology from a public health perspective. Special topics will include readings, lectures, and presentations related to the global burden of disease associated with hearing loss, issues related to access to affordable hearing healthcare, and national priorities for increasing access to care.

This seminar course covers normal and abnormal aging processes that influence how audiologists evaluate and treat older adults. Topics include theories of aging, common diseases and functional problems associated with aging, and individual differences (racial, cultural, socioeconomic) that impact aging.