August 31, 2021

Advances in Communication and Swallowing - first articles

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We are very proud that our paper is one of the first to be online in the journal Advances in Communication and Swallowing and look forward t...

NSW Health presentation: "Communicating with children and families in a multilingual world"

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Dr Sarah Verdon, Dr Van Tran and I presented the second of three Allied Health Telehealth Virtual Education Sessions today (31 August 2021) ...

Speech Pathology Australia Practice Guideline Domain 3 Meeting

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Today we had another meeting to continue working on the SPA Practice Guideline (Domain 3) to support work with multilingual and multicultura...

Say Bananas data collection is in full swing+

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Grace Kelly is doing a fantastic job with data recruitment and assessing potential participants in our Say Bananas research: 54 inquiries 3 ...
August 26, 2021

Celebrating Speech Pathology Week with Bathurst speech pathologists

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Difficulties conducting research - noisy environments

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I am currently reading a draft research document - and was reminded of the difficulties in the field when trying to audio- and video-record ...
August 25, 2021

ASHA Honors Interview

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This morning I was interviewed by ASHA so that they can create a video to play during the ASHA Awards Ceremony in Washington D.C. in Novembe...

Speak Up Podcast: "Communication is everyone's right"

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I was interviewed by Anneke Flinn from Speech Pathology Australia for their Speech Pathology Week podcast titled "Communication is ever...
August 24, 2021

Sarah Masso in Germany

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It was really lovely to catch up with Dr Sarah Masso in Germany this week. She is working on her Humbolt Fellowship with Dr Annette Fox-Boye...

Media during Speech Pathology Week

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Student speech development slowed by lockdowns (Sydney Morning Herald/The Age) https://www.smh.com.au/national/victoria/student-speech-deve...
August 23, 2021

VietSpeech data analysis

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We are currently analysing the data from our VietSpeech SuperSpeech program. Audrey is such a fantastic statistician. It's great to be a...

Happy Speech Pathology Week

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This is Speech Pathology Week in Australia. Speech Pathology Australia's campaign theme is "Communication is everyone's right...
August 20, 2021

American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation donations

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Today I received this email: Contributions have been given to the American Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation by:  Karen Beverly-Ducker Juli...
August 19, 2021

Book chapter in press "Supporting the communication of underserved children in Viet Nam"

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The following book chapter was just accepted for publication: Supporting the communication of underserved children in Viet Nam  Ben Phạm, Sh...
August 17, 2021

21 most spoken languages in the world in 2021

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Here are the 21 most spoken languages in the world in 2021 according to Ethnologue English Mandarin Chinese Hindi Spanish  Standard Arabic  ...
August 16, 2021

Welcome Dr Van Tran - VietSpeech postdoc

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Today we welcomed Dr Van Tran as a CSU staff member and postdoc in the VietSpeech ARC Discovery Grant titled "Vietnamese-Australian ch...
August 12, 2021

Congratulations Dr Van Tran on your second PhD submission

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Today Dr Van Tran submitted her second PhD. Her thesis is titled: “ Home language maintenance among Vietnamese-Australian families ”. It was...

Multilingualism is a superpower

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Recently I received this email from Felicity Conlan, a speech pathologist from Penleigh and Essendon Granmar School in Melbourne (@speechfor...

Senior Advisor Evidence Based Practice and Research at Speech Pathology Australia

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Congratulations Dr Nicole McGill who has just completed her first week in her new role as Senior Advisor Evidence Based Practice and Resear...
August 11, 2021

HERDSA

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A/Prof Deb Clarke, Vice President of the Higher Education Research and Development Society of Australasia (HERDSA) outlined the relevance of...