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ASA honors Titze for voice research:
Ingo Titze, Ph.D., UI Foundation Distinguished Professor,was honored with the Silver Medal in Speech Communication from the Acoustical Society of America. The periodic award recognizes contributions to the advancement of science, engineering or human welfare through the application of acoustic principles.
He is being recognized for making fundamental contributions to the physics and biomechanics of vocal fold vibration and for interdisciplinary work in voice studies.The award was presented Nov. 29 at an ASA meeting in New Orleans.
SVI Alumnus Honored: Paul Poovathingal has been awarded the 2007 Kerala Catholic Bishops Conference Media Award. This highest award of the Church of Kerala is in recognition of his contributions and the Christian presence in Indian classical music world. The award will be given February 2, 2008, at the Pastoral Orientation Centre, Parivattam, Ernakulam, Kerala, India.
He completed the Summer Vocology Institute in 2006. Would you like to learn more about the SVI?
The Center for Voice and Swallowing Services
at the National Center for Voice and Speech is an
exciting, new collaboration that brings to the table experience
and reputation for providing some of the highest quality vocal
care in the nation. The CVSS has expanded to offer medical services at the
NCVS as a convenience to their patients. Patients needing
consultation and treatment of voice and swallowing symptoms should call 303-781-0404 to
schedule an appointment.
Now Available! -
The Myoelastic Arodynamic Theory of Phonation by Ingo R. Titze with
Mathematical Contributions by Fariborz Alipour.
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 World Voice
Day E-Scrapbooks! 2004 2005
World Voice
Day Events will be held at the Denver Tramway NCVS Facility on Wednesday,
April 26th, 2006 from 2-6pm. Click
here to view the schedule of events.
SVI
E-Scrapbooks
Dr. Titze's presentation, 'From Lungs to Lips: Creation and Control
of Vocal Sounds', given at the Ravenna Conference, is now available
in the Library-Presentations section. Click
here to view it. (Best viewed with Internet Explorer 4.0 or
newer, will open in a new browser window, close that to return to
this window).
Take a virtual tour of the NCVS
Denver Facilities or the Museum,
or play Vocal
Jeopardy!
Vocal Vibrations,
the 2006 Edition is now available.
It is in .pdf format.
Click
here to view this issue. [Need
to download a free Acrobat viewer to read pdf files?]
Past issues are available in
the Library-Pulications section.
The conference archive for PASII, is complete, www.ncvs.org/pas.2004/, click here to view. This will open in a new browser window, close that window to return to this.
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Click
here to view Dr. Titze's presentation given at the National Association
of Teachers of Singing National Conference, July 7-12, 2004, held
in New Orleans, Louisiana. (Best viewed with Internet Explorer
4.0 or newer)
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NCVS Senior Scientist Lorraine Ramig (left) and NCVS
Research Associate Cynthia Fox (right) get LOUD with actor, philanthropist
and Parkinson's activist Michael J. Fox at the annual Parkinson
Action Network Morris
Udall Dinner dinner in Washington, D.C.
Michael J. Fox does not endorse products or services for PD
patients
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The
Voice Academy website (www.voiceacademy.org)
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...was built exclusively for
the vocal health of U.S. teachers. Unfortunately, teachers have
more voice problems than just about any occupational group, although
recent advances in voice research can allow teachers to prevent
or self-manage as many as 75 percent of their voice problems. The
project was funded by a grant from the National Institute on Deafness
and Other Communication Disorders. Sponsors are the National Center
for Voice and Speech and The University of Iowa's Department of
Speech Pathology and Audiology. The following link will open this
website for you in a new browser window: www.voiceacademy.org.
This page was last updated
May 16, 2005.
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