Four TAN Research Assistants Receive PEAK Awards
Congratulations to four of our undergraduate research assistants who received PEAK awards to support their summer research projects!
Congratulations to four of our undergraduate research assistants who received PEAK awards to support their summer research projects!
To celebrate the end of the academic year and upcoming graduation, TAN Lab members enjoyed an “Escape Room” outing and dinner!
Several members of the lab recently joined Dr. Meier for a productive day of sharing and learning with collaborator Dr. Kay Chen from the University of New Hampshire’s Translational AAC Data Science Lab.
TAN Lab undergraduate research assistants Divya Ravikumar and Lily White showcased their projects at RISE Expo, Northeastern University’s annual student research fair.
Undergraduate research assistant and future audiologist Lily White ’24 received a PEAK “Base Camp” award for the spring 2024 semester.
At the recent 2023 ASHA Convention held right here in Boston, Dr. Meier was presented with an “Early Career Contributions in Research” Award.
One August 24th, Dr. Meier was an invited presenter at the University of South Carolina’s Center for the Study of Aphasia Recovery (C-STAR).
Dr. Meier, along with collaborator Dr. Shannon Sheppard, Ph.D. CCC-SLP, recently received a grant from ASHA’s Office of Multicultural Affairs.
Dr. Meier recently attended the 52nd annual Clinical Aphasiology Conference in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
TAN Lab members celebrated a successful end of the academic year with a group “Escape Room” activity and lab dinner at perennial crowd favorite, The Cheesecake Factory!
In collaboration with Dr. Shannon Sheppard, Dr. Meier presented at the 2022 ASHA Convention on their recent findings regarding gender imbalance in citation practices within the field of communication sciences and disorders
As part of their continued collaboration, Dr. Meier and co-PI Dr. Stephen Intille receive pilot funding from the AbilityLab’s C-STAR to continue investigating “word retrieval in the wild” in people with aphasia.
TAN Lab had an incredibly productive summer starting three new grant-funded projects. To celebrate, we got a taste of “sweet success” at our 1st Annual Cupcake Crawl!
Congratulations to lab members Emma and Anna on successfully defending their masters theses!