April 26, 2016

Kate's visit to Bathurst (via the Blue Mountains)

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Kate Crowe (RIPPLE Research Fellow) is visiting me in Bathurst this week. We have a very long list of tasks to accomplish, but managed to be...
April 23, 2016

Anna's visit to the US during her Churchill Fellowship

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Anna Cronin's Churchill Fellowship is well underway. So far she has visited New Zealand and Brazil. This week she has been in Laramie, U...
April 20, 2016

Early Years Connect webinar

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Today I presented an Early Years Connect webinar to 256 early childhood education professionals. "Early Years Connect is a profession...
April 11, 2016

Fulbright Senior Scholar's visit to CSU

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Over the past few days we have been honoured to have Professor David Lee, Fulbright Senior Scholar, and his wife Heidi visiting Charles Stu...

Child Language Teaching and Therapy editorial board meeting

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This evening, I attended (via video conference) the Child Language Teaching and Therapy editorial board meeting held in London....
April 6, 2016

More than words and signs: Vocabulary development and children with hearing loss

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Yesterday Kate Crowe gave an online workshop titled "More than words and signs: Vocabulary development and children with hearing loss...

ASHA online conference on intelligibility

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From 6-18 April the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association is hosting an online conference titled: " Improving intelligibility in...
April 4, 2016

Building a New Life in Australia (BNLA) data analysis

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This week Helen Blake and I are working with Laura Bennetts Kneebone at the Department of Social Services in Canberra. We are analysing dat...
April 2, 2016

Congratulations Kate: MSpecEd (SD) graduation

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Today Kate Crowe graduated (again!). This time she graduated with a Master of Special Education (Sensory Disabilities) from the University o...

Children's Speech is almost finished

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Over the past few months Elise Baker and I have been working closely with copyeditors and typesetters to finalise our new book: Children...
April 1, 2016

3000+ page views during March for Multilingual Children's Speech website

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The Google analytic report has just arrived for the Multilingual Children's Speech website for the month of March 2016. During the month...
March 17, 2016

Happy St Patrick's Day

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I love what I learn working amongst colleagues from different countries. Today is St Patrick's Day and one of my colleagues from Norther...
March 16, 2016

Polysyllable productions in preschool children with speech sound disorders

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The following article has been accepted for publication. It is a part of Sarah Masso's PhD: Masso, S., McLeod, S., Baker, E., & M...

Mehrsprachige Kinder mit Aussprachestörung: Internationales Positionspapier [Multilingual children with speech sound disorder: International position paper]

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The following article has been accepted for publication and is a result of collaboration with Dr. Sandra Neumann from the Universit...

Lecturing CSU's dentistry students

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Today I provided a 2-hour lecture to the CSU dentistry students. I discussed the role of a speech pathologist, guidelines for typical speech...
March 12, 2016

Sarah's SPSS PhD visit

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This week Sarah Masso was in Bathurst to work with Audrey Wang and myself on her next PhD paper. Sarah currently is exploring change in pres...
March 7, 2016

Planning for 2030

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Speech Pathology Australia is hosting a series of events titled Speech Pathology 2030 - Making futures happen . The purpose is "to enga...
March 5, 2016

Anna's Churchill Fellowship begins

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Anna Cronin, my newest PhD student, will embark on her Churchill Fellowship in less than two weeks. She will be visiting sites in New Zealan...
March 2, 2016

Welcome Franklin!

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Today I had the honour of meeting the newest member of our research community: Franklin. He was born last week and the whole family are doin...
February 26, 2016

Australian-American Fulbright Commission Scholar Showcase and Presentation Dinner

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Last night the Australian-American Fulbright Commission Scholar Showcase and Presentation Dinner was held in Melbourne. Dr Kate Crowe was p...