Vestibular and Balance Lab

June is Migraine and Headache Awareness Month! For more info on vestibular migraine, visit https://vestibular.org/article/diagnosis-treatment/types-of-vestibular-disorders/vestibular-migraine/

It's also MdDS awareness month--for more info on this rare central vestibular disorder, visit https://vestibular.org/article/diagnosis-treatment/types-of-vestibular-disorders/mal-de-debarquement/ -references

Congratulations to graduate student Phillip Endom for a successful prospectus presentation! Now the fun part! Recruiting participants soon--stay tuned!

Come hear Phillip as he presents his thesis proposal!

Use the QR code to join the proposal virtually!

Dr. Redding & Dr. Flagge presented at the USA Conference on Teaching and Learning in May about the use of multimodal instruction, including the use of video based learning and standardized patients, in vestibular Audiology graduate education.

Shout out to Dr. Sarah Redding and grad student Grace Fairchild, who presented at AAA in San Antonio this past week. Dr. Redding and co-author Dr. Ashley Flagge won a professional poster award for their work on video-based learning in BPPV education. Congratulations to all!

Congratulations to AUD graduate student Grace Fairchild on her presentation at AAA in San Antonio!

Today is the last day to register for the FREE Life Rebalanced Live conference. If you are struggling with dizziness, or just want to learn more, this is a great, free online conference to learn and meet people! To register, scan the QR code below or go to vestibular.org/lrl

Congratulations to USA graduate audiology student Grace Fairchild and lab collaborator Sanghmitra Arvindekar on successful presentations at the American Balance Society conference in Scottsdale, Arizona! Grace presented a case study on Vestibular Migraine and SSRI withdrawal and Sanghmitra presented research from our team regarding the use of video based resources for vestibular training!

Congratulations Dr. Andrews, our PT collaborator!

Faculty Spotlight - Dr. Tara Andrews | Innovation in Learning Center Affectionately known by her students as a “Neuro Nerd,” Dr. Tara Andrews, Assistant Professor of Physical Therapy and Assistant Director of Clinical Education, finds her greatest motivation in her students, witnessing the excitement and readiness of the incoming first-year graduate students.

Interested in pursuing a PhD? Come visit our virtual open house to learn more about our PhD program, meet some of faculty, and get your questions answered!