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CALL FOR <u>INITIAL</u> STATUS-ONLY AND ADJUNCT LECTURER APPOINTMENT APPLICATIONS AND REPORTING – 2019-2020

CALL FOR INITIAL STATUS-ONLY AND ADJUNCT LECTURER APPOINTMENT APPLICATIONS AND REPORTING – 2019-2020

THE WEBSITE IS NOW OPEN TO RECEIVE APPLICATIONS FOR INITIAL APPOINTMENTS RE-APPOINTMENT AND ANNUAL REPORTING WILL OPEN FEBRUARY 3RD. The Department of Speech-Language Pathology, the Department of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy and the Department of Physical Therapy are currently accepting applications for INITIAL status only and Adjunct Lecturer appointments starting Monday, January 13th, 2020 […]
MHSc Information Sessions

MHSc Information Sessions

You Should Be Here! 2019-2020 Information Session Schedule: Information Sessions for prospective applicants to the MHSc program are held on a monthly basis, from September – May, with the exception of December. A member of the Admissions and Awards Committee is on hand at these sessions to present information about our program, review the admissions […]
<a href="http://www.rsi.utoronto.ca/node/548">Next Talk: January 29, 2020 </a>

Next Talk: January 29, 2020

Remembering Alice Eriks-Brophy

Remembering Alice Eriks-Brophy

A leading researcher on the influence of culture and language socialization on communicative practices and a Professor Emerita in the Department of Speech-Language Pathology at the University of Toronto has passed away. Dr. Alice Eriks-Brophy died September 21 at her home surrounded by family. Professor Susan Wagner remembers her colleague as “dedicated to sharing her […]
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GLSE Leadership
Graduate Students Brianna Guild and Suzette Newton-Janse Van Rensburg named Graduate and Life Sciences (GLSE) Leaders! What led them to receiving this honour? Read all about it @ http://www.glse.utoronto.ca/recognizing-graduate-student-leaders
Congratulations Brianna and Suzette!

Tijana Simic Successfully Defends Ph.D. Thesis
tina simmic and elizabeth rochon holding phd balloons and smilling in to the camera

Tijana (left) completed her PhD under the supervision of Dr. Elizabeth Rochon in the Language Sciences Lab. The focus of her research was to investigate predictors of aphasia recovery that may be critical to treatment success. She was particularly interested in how executive control and learning principles might inform treatment and recovery. The ultimate aim of her research is to contribute to the development of more personalized and effective treatment programs for stroke survivors with communication difficulties.

Are you interested in pursuing a research degree after you complete your professional degree? Learn more about research degree programs here

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RESEARCH NEWS

Speech Production Lab
Announcing a post-doc position in the @YunusovaLab on an NIH funded project on the development of a novel tool for the assessment of bulbar dysfunction in ALS. Background PhD training can be in motor speech disorders, voice, dysphagia, measurement/ epidemiology, in adult or children. I am looking for someone with a clinical SLP background in addition to a PhD. Please email yana.yunusova@utoronto.ca

As well, Dr. Yana Yunusova is currently accepting applicants for 2 PhD positions in her lab to study bulbar dysfunction in ALS and to develop novel assessments using innovative computer vision techniques.


Learn more about the Speech Production Lab
In the News
Assistant Professor (status-appointed) Stella Ng recently featured in the Center for Faculty Development (CFD) News and Updates Publication...

"Congratulations to Dr. Stella Ng, CFD Director of Research, Arrell Family Chair in Health Professionals Teaching, who was awarded the Wilson Centre Mentorship Award 2018-2019 in recognition of outstanding individual mentorship in the Wilson Centre Fellowship Program..."
CFD, Newsletter, November 2019

Congratulations Stella on this prestigious award.
Congratulations Dr. Molnar!
We are excited to announce that Assistant Professor, Dr. Monika Molnar has received a 5-year Discovery Grant from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC), to investigate the physiological correlates of monolingual and bilingual cognitive development. To provide additional support for her outstanding research program, she also received the prestigious Discovery Accelerator Supplement Award.

SLP ANNUAL REPORT

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LABS

  • Childhood Hearing Loss
  • Child Language
  • Language Sciences
  • Oral Dynamics
  • Speech Fluency
  • Speech Production
  • Swallowing
  • Voice and Resonance
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CHAIR’S MESSAGE

Pascal van Leishout
"As Chair, I am privileged to be working with an outstanding group of people in our Department, the Rehabilitation Sector, the Faculty of Medicine and the University as a whole."

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UofT SLP Intercom Newsletter – Partnerships that Make a Difference

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