Speaking my languages

Sharynne McLeod is Distinguished Professor of Speech and Language Acquisition at Charles Sturt University, Australia. This blog records the work of her team to support multilingual children's speech acquisition throughout the world. The associated Multilingual Children's Speech website contains resources for over 100 languages: http://www.csu.edu.au/research/multilingual-speech

October 29, 2021

Research planning

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Today we had another productive meeting to plan a future research grant. We have mapped the aims and data collection plan. Sarah Masso, Shar...

Embracing Cultural Diversity in Australia: Australian Human Rights Commission

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Today was the Kep Enderby Memorial Lecture: Embracing Cultural Diversity in Australia given by Alice Pung and sponsored by the Australian Hu...
October 28, 2021

International Phonetic Alphabet charts

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Here is the link to the full IPA chart to see and hear every consonant and vowel in the world’s languages: https://www.internationalphonetic...

AJSLP special issue: Increasing Diversity in the Communication Sciences and Disorders Workforce

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The American Journal of Speech-Language Pathology has just published a special issue titled "Increasing Diversity in the Communication ...
October 27, 2021

Bilingualism Matters Research Symposium

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This week Dr Sarah Verdon presented a paper titled "International experts’ recommendations for supporting families in home language mai...

Honorary Professor (Adjunct) at the University of Technology Sydney

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I am honoured that my appointment as Honorary Professor (Adjunct) at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) will be extended. I look forw...
October 25, 2021

Sydney bookstores that focus on bilingual books

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Here are three Sydney bookstores that have a large supply of multilingual children's books Lost in Books https://www.lostinbooks.com.au ...
October 24, 2021

Award: 2021 ASHA Convention Meritorious Poster

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We have just learned that our poster was one of 60 from 1253 (4.8%) that received a Meritorious Poster Award at the American Speech-Language...
October 21, 2021

CSU Professorial Promotions Committee

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I have just finished reviewing a large number of applications for the CSU Professorial Promotions Committee that is meeting next week. Almos...

Catching up face-to-face

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With the easing of COVID lockdowns in my region, I had the chance to actually have a coffee with a team member today! It was so exciting tha...
October 20, 2021

Dr Anna Cronin, lecturer at ACU

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How wonderful to catch up with my graduated PhD students to see how they have blossomed. Today I had virtual "lunch" with Dr Anna ...
October 19, 2021

Western Branch of Royal Society of NSW Inaugural Event

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Today was the Western Branch of Royal Society of NSW's Inaugural Event titled "With the Falling of Dusk" presented by Professo...

Congratulations Dr Suzanne Hopf on your promotion

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Congratulations Dr Suzanne Hopf on your promotion to senior lecturer. This is so well deserved and recognises your international contributio...

CSU Town Hall to meet our new Vice Chancellor Renée Leon

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Today over 800 CSU staff attended the online Town Hall to meet our new Vice Chancellor Renée Leon. https://www.csu.edu.au/division/vcoffice/...
October 18, 2021

Feedback and impact re NSW Health presentation on 3 August 2021

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We have just received the feedback regarding our NSW Health presentation Allied Health Telehealth Virtual Education program on 3 August 2021...

CSU Excellence Awards: Successful Graduates RED nomination

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Congratulations to the CSU Speech Pathology Team led by Dr Sarah Verdon on your Successful Graduates RED nomination and the great work you h...
October 15, 2021

Vale James Law

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I am so sad to hear of the unexpected passing of James Law this week.  Professor James Law, who worked at Newcastle University in UK, was aw...

2021 PhD students

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Marie Ireland and Kate Margetson both began their PhD studies at Charles Sturt University in the middle of this year. Today they both met on...
October 14, 2021

CSU Faculty of Arts and Education - Altitude Series - Invited Presentation

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Today was the first presentation in the CSU Faculty of Arts and Education - Altitude Series to inspire high quality research reaching into t...

School of Education virtual morning tea

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Thanks to Tamara Cumming the School of Education had another lovely catchup via Zoom
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