From: donald nicklas <don2nicklas@yahoo.com>
Subject: [Boston-voice-users] September Meeting Announcement
Date: Sun, 28 Aug 2005 18:38:55 +0000

Here is the September meeting notice:


When: Tuesday, September 13, 2005
Where: MIT, Room 2-135
       (directions below)
Topic: Voice Recognition Software and Its Effect on
Vocal Function

Tara Stadelman-Cohen, B.M.Ed., M.S., CCC-SLP, will
present “Voice Recognition Software and Its Effect on
Vocal Function” on Tuesday, September 13th, 2005.
Basic laryngeal anatomy will be addressed, in addition
to information regarding vocal hygiene, postural
alignment, respiratory management, laryngeal function,
resonant voice, and articulation in order to promote a
healthy and efficient voice production.

Ms. Stadelman-Cohen is a vocal pathologist/singing
voice specialist at the Center for Laryngeal Surgery
and Voice Rehabilitation at the Massachusetts General
Hospital, an instructor at the Massachusetts General
Hospital Institute of Health Professions, and a
clinical supervisor of graduate students in
speech-language pathology.  Ms. Stadelman-Cohen
performs acoustic and aerodynamic analysis of voice
production, in addition to both transoral and
transnasal laryngeal endoscopy for vocal tract
visualization.  She has provided voice therapy
treatment for a wide array of adult voice disorders,
including those of organic, functional, and neurogenic
etiology, in addition to transgendered voice, with
clinical specialization in rehabilitation of the
injured professional voice.  She is currently a member
of the American Speech-Language Hearing Association
(ASHA) and the National Association of Teachers of
Singing (NATS).

Boston Voice Users meets at MIT from 7:30 p.m. until
approximately 9:30 p.m. on the second Tuesday of each
month.

--------------------------------------------
Don Nicklas
Boston Voice Users
www.bostonvoiceusers.com
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Directions to room: Go in the main door of MIT, at 77
Mass. Ave. Go straight down the Infinite Corridor for
as long as you can. When forced to turn, go right.
You'll pass one intersection decorated with murals of
jungle animals, with a hallway to library on your
left, and stairs on your right. 2-135 is further along
on the Left.

For wheelchair access, there is a ramp and door to the
left of the stairs at 77 Mass. Ave. (behind the bus
stop)  This entrance gives you basement level access
to the elevator in Lobby 7 (the lobby at 77 Mass.
Ave).

Please feel free to cross-post this message.


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