Multicultural Issues: Deafness and Hearing

Please reference the list below for the research papers completed by Master's students and Doctoral candidates at the University of Colordo at Boulder, as well as from other academic institutions. This information has been provided by:

Christine Yoshinaga-Itano, PhD
University of Colorado at Boulder
Department of Speech, Language & Hearing Science
Campus Box 409
Boulder, CO 80309-0409

Asian American/Asian/South Pacific Islander Population
Audiology with Filipino/Filipino American Families	Naomi Croghan, AuD student at University of Colorado, Boulder and Christine Yoshinaga-Itano, PhD	May 2008
South Pacific Islanders and Filipinos	Jamie Moushey, AuD student at University of Colorado, Boulder and Christine Yoshinaga-Itano, PhD	January 2008
African American Population
African Americans and Audiological Issues	Alissa Wallace, AuD student at University of Colorado, Boulder	May 2008
Middle Eastern Population
The Sa'udi Arabian Population and Audiology in the U.S.	Julia Campbell, AuD student at University of Colorado, Boulder	May 2008
Russian Population
Russian Phonology	Student at University of Colorado, Boulder	June 2008
Deaf Culture
The Deaf-World: Audiologic Considerations	Tracy White, PhD student at the University of Colorado	May 2008
Multiple Disabilities and Hearing Loss
Congenital Cytomegalovirus and Sensorineural Hearing Loss	Alissa Wallace, AuD student at the University of Colorado, Boulder	2008
Goldenhar's Syndrome: Characteristics, Audiological Management, and Developmental Outcomes	Naomi Habegger Croghan, AuD student at the University of Colorado, Boulder	June 2008
The Association between Cerebral Palsy and Hearing Loss	AuD student at the University of Colorado, Boulder	June 2008