Motor Speech Lab at NYU led by Maria Grigos focuses on the study of speech motor control in children and adults.
New York, NY
Joined February 2019
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Our next speaker in our Spring 2023 CSD colloquium series is Dr. Thea Knowles (@theaknowles) speaking about "Communicating with face masks: Considerations for Parkinson’s disease" on 3/28 at 2pm. Register to join us online! shorturl.at/lnHI3
ALT Announcement for NYU CSD Colloquium at 2pm on March 28, with picture of speaker and title of talk: Communicating with face masks: Considerations for Parkinson's disease
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Applications due **12/15** -- if you are a great colleague who can envision a productive research program in CSD that would thrive in a supportive department in NYC, we want you to apply! apply.interfolio.com/115849
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📢 We are hiring 📢 Fashionably late to the party, NYU's CSD department is hiring a tenure-line Assistant/Associate prof. Area open, looking for great colleagues interested in bringing their research to NYC! Feel free to DM with q's (I'm chairing search) apply.interfolio.com/115849
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Excited to hear from our very own Dr. Levi next Tuesday as part of our Fall 2022 NYU CSD Colloquium series. Register to join online or join us in-person (9th floor, 665 Broadway). @NYU_CSD @SusannahVLevi
nyu.zoom.us/meeting/register…
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@NYU_CSD Join amazing colleagues @NYULEARNLab @adambuchwald @GrigosLab @DrJacksonNYU @SusannahVLevi @BITSlabNYU @SRL_NYU
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Considering a PhD in CSD? Join me for an overview of the doctoral program at @nyusteinhardt @NYU_CSD, Thursday 10/28/21 from 6-8PM EDT. Link to register: drive.google.com/file/d/1VnS…
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We are still looking for participants in our treatment study - if you know any NYC-area kids who have trouble with the "r" sound, please share our information! xitter.cf/BITSlabNYU/status/1412…
Free speech therapy for "r" | Research study at NYU | English speakers 9-15 y/o 🗣 NYU BITS lab is seeking kids & teens who have trouble with "r" for a treatment study. COVID-19 precautions in place. For more info, see sites.google.com/nyu.edu/rct… or email us [email protected]
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I could not be more proud to congratulate @heatherkoff, who passed her dissertation defense today with flying colors. Heather has made outstanding contributions in her time at @NYU_CSD, and we can't wait to see where her future career takes her!
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🎉Congratulations to Dr. @NicholeHouleSLP, who successfully defended her dissertation today. I am so proud! Thanks also to the outstanding committee of @BITSlabNYU @voicescientist @adambuchwald @GrigosLab @nyusteinhardt 🏳️⚧️
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Honored to be part of the second edition of the handbook of speech perception. First edition came out when I started my post-doc in speech perception and I knew nothing onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/…
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Thanks @Official_DRS for an amazing virtual meeting! Super proud of team #NYUSRL for their amazing presentations at #DRS2021. So many collaborators, students and colleagues not named on these slide! It takes a village:)
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Tutorial: Motor-Based Treatment Strategies for /r/ Distortions - by Jonathan L. Preston, Nina R. Benway, Megan C. Leece, Elaine R. Hitchcock, & Tara McAllister on.asha.org/3gPYoVW @SIGPerspectives @SLPeeps @SyracuseCSD @SyracuseU @montclairstateu @NYU_CSD @nyusteinhardt
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A beautifully articulated and important article for our field, penned by @NYU_CSD Associate Clinical Professor, María Rosa Brea, Ph.D., CCC-SLP medium.com/@mbreaspahn/a-tim… – at Indiana, USA
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“They’re not used to a professor asking them, ‘What do you think? What can you find? What did you learn?’” chroni.cl/2mqXR5D
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Undergraduates notice when you don’t make an effort to remember them — and they work harder when you do. chroni.cl/2ZUAEdZ
