Students and faculty frequently attend the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA) Annual Convention as well as other conferences in the field, where they represent Ithaca College and present on their research. They also have an opportunity to network with other speech-language-hearing professionals and attend continuing education sessions.
Pursue Your Research Interests
Use research to apply classroom learning to study a topic of interest more in-depth.
Dr. Matt Zellner, Assistant Professor, presenting his research at ASHA 2025 in Washington, D.C.
Dr. Matt Zellner, Assistant Professor, presenting his research at ASHA 2025 in Washington, D.C.
Highlighted Poster Presentation
Dr. Amy Rominger and Abby Marraccino, M.S. '24, presenting their research at ASHA 2023.
Rominger, A. & Marraccino, A. (November 2023). Aural Rehabilitation Services in Higher Education Clinics: Opportunities for Student Clinicians and Access for Clients. Poster presented at the annual meeting of the American Speech-Language and Hearing Association Conference, Boston, MA.
Dr. Amy Rominger and Abby Marraccino ('24) presented at the 2023 ASHA Convention in Boston, MA, on aural rehabilitation services in higher-ed clinics. Taking information submitted by clinic directors, they discussed the current landscape of AR services offered as a clinical opportunity for student clinicians and the potential barriers and future avenues for allowing more of these clinical opportunities.
Faculty and students often collaborate on research; Dr. Rominger worked with master's student (now alumna) Abby Marracino on this project.