Wearing a face mask can impact intelligibility and listener effort in talkers with and without Parkinson's disease. Speaking loudly or more clearly helped reduce these negative affects. Learn more from @natercline in #AJSLP https://t.co/nwxBxcrM9S @UBuffalo@MSUComSciDis
SO PROUD OF MY STUDENTS.
Just got off a call with Kelly Gates, 1st year MA student (not on twitter) who took the lead on a HUGE mixed methods study and absolutely CRUSHED it.
5 minutes later, got word that @natercline's first 1st author pub was just accepted in AJSLP 💪
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Come learn about how people with Parkinson's signal prominence & voicing contrasts when giving verbal instructions at #ASA184 this Tuesday! ✍️ w/ @natercline & Meghan Clayards.
This is our first presentation from our #ASHFoundation funded New Investigators Research Grant 🙏
@LaurenLena@allisonoconn You know that wasn’t the point of this tweet. The point is that academia sucks for people of low SES (which should be fixed) and that they shouldn’t be blindly encouraged to pursue something that risks financial ruin.
i have spent this week binging documentaries about academic frauds (like Ninov and Schön). it’s great - it’s like true crime for academia. #AcademicTwitter
lewis and clark (#midwest) described the grizzly bear as “grisely.” did they mean “grisly” (causing horror or disgust) or “grizzly” (gray-haired)? apparently we all decided on “gray-haired” even though they’re… brown.
#etymology#bears