November 3, 2019

Mandarin Articulation and Phonology Test

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While in China I met Prof Pao-chuan Torng who is the Chair of the Department of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology at the National Tai...

Visiting Beijing Language and Culture University

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On Friday Dr Ao Chen invited me to visit the speech-language pathology clinic at Beijing Language and Culture University.  Dr Chen obtained ...

Ancient and modern

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While in China, we had the opportunity to visit some significant sites, including the Great Wall, Forbidden City (Imperial Palace), and the ...
October 27, 2019

“One Belt, One Road” Speech and Language Rehabilitation Summit, Beijing, China

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This week I was invited to represent Australia to speak at the “One Belt, One Road” Speech and Language Rehabilitation Summit Forum at the C...
October 24, 2019

Radio interview about new website for waiting for speech pathology

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Recently ABC radio talked with Emily Davis and Katrina Rohr about our Waiting for Speech Pathology website. Here is the interview: Part 1 ...

Vice Chancellor's Blog - October 2019

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Thanks to the members of our Speech-Language-Multilingualism team at CSU for their impactful research contributing to this mention on the Vi...
October 23, 2019

Research assistants are wonderful!

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I have a grant from the Faculty of Arts and Education to employ research assistants to support the research of our Speech-Language-Multiling...
October 22, 2019

Congratulations Helen!

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Helen Blake has just received a letter from Chair of the Faculty PhD Examinations' Committee to say "Congratulations to you and you...

Meetings

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Being involved in a university includes attendance at and contributions to many meetings. Today I attended the Faculty of Arts and Education...
October 17, 2019

Planning to finish Nicole's PhD

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This week Nicole McGill is in Bathurst to discuss the final phase of her PhD. She has written and submitted five journal articles already. W...

Finishing our Waiting for Speech Pathology grant

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In mid 2017 we were awarded a grant from the NSW Health Translational Research Grant Scheme. Our journey is documented through this blog her...

Catching up with Jacqui Barr - and the importance of siblings

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Last weekend I had a chance to catch up with Jacqui Barr. Jacqui was my research assistant, honours and PhD student many years ago. Her impo...
October 10, 2019

Communication and human rights in speech pathology

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"Communication and human rights in speech pathology" was the title of the James Cook University Speech Pathology Student Societ...

Welcome to new VietSpeech team members

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Recently, the VietSpeech team has welcomed Lily To and Kylie Huynh as research assistants. They are final year speech pathology students an...
October 9, 2019

International Journal of Practice-based Learning in Health and Social Care

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This evening I spoke to the editor and editorial board for the International Journal of Practice-based Learning in Health and Social Care i...
September 30, 2019

Wiradjuri pronunciation

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Charles Sturt University has a video to support staff and students to pronounce key Wiradjuri words: https://youtu.be/dtPiWxU5l6o https://...
September 28, 2019

Preparing for the ASHA convention in November

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The next American Speech-Language-Hearing Association convention will held in Orlando, FL in November, so my colleagues and I are busily pre...
September 25, 2019

World research leader in Audiology, Speech and Language Pathology

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Today, The Australian published their annual list of Research Field Leaders across 258 areas. I have been named Australia's field leader...
September 20, 2019

Bathurst speech pathologists' dinner

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Last night the Bathurst speech pathologists (+ a friendly psychologist) met together for dinner. This was the first opportunity we had to ge...

Jamaican children's speech and language

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In 2013 I accompanied Dr. Karla Washington to Jamaica to support her first phase of data collection regarding children's speech and lang...