The UWSHC Symposium is a fun, educational event for the public about issues related to audiology and hearing. Symposium topics change each year, but the day always includes expert speakers and interactive break-out sessions. This event is a great way for community members to learn more about hot topics and research in the field. All ages are welcome. The UWSHSC symposium has also been very popular community members, UWSHC patients, and UW-Madison undergraduate students. The event is planned and executed by second year Au.D. students as part of a seminar course on reflection, leadership, and mentoring. Previous Symposium topics have included hearing loss prevention, tinnitus, hearing across the ages, and how to improve communication with your loved ones.
2021 UWSHC Virtual Symposium: Listen Up! A Four Part Miniseries
Stay tuned for the UWSHC Virtual Symposium: Listen Up! A Four Part Miniseries. Each Friday in April we will be sharing short information videos on hearing technology, how to protect your hearing, how to improve communication, and more! Our second-year Doctor of Audiology students created these videos, and they are fantastic!
Welcome to the first video of the 2021 UWSHC Virtual Symposium: Listen Up! A Four Part Miniseries. In this video, the second year Au.D. students discuss the roles of audiologists and information about hearing loss and communication. We hope you learn something new!
In this second video of the UWSHC Virtual Symposium: Listen Up! A Four-Part Mini Series, we talk about hearing aid styles and helpful troubleshooting tips. This is a great reference for hearing aid users or for those who want to learn more about hearing aids.
In this third video of the UWSHC Virtual Symposium: Listen Up! A Four-Part Mini Series, we discuss the causes and effects of noise-induced hearing loss (NIHL). Our video begins with a quick review of the anatomy and physiology of the hearing system, including a closer look at the structural and functional consequences of exposure to loud sounds. We also describe ways to protect yourself from NIHL! Lastly, we share links to additional resources about recreational and occupational noise exposure.
In this final video of the UWSHC Virtual Symposium: Listen Up! A Four-Part Mini Series, we are going to provide some useful tips to optimize your communication. Given the COVID-19 pandemic, telehealth services have become more common in audiology, and we will cover a brief overview of telehealth in audiology and helpful tips for wearing a mask with hearing aids. Lastly, learn how to make your hearing a priority in your life.
In this final video of the UWSHC Virtual Symposium: Listen Up! A Four-Part Mini Series, we share how current Communication Sciences and Disorders students can get involved in the field of audiology. We discuss organizations including the Student Academy of Audiology, the Wisconsin Speech Language Pathology and Audiology Association, and more!
In this fun, family-oriented video for the UWSHC Virtual Symposium: Listen Up! A Four-Part Mini Series! In this video, we share helpful ways for children to learn about how their hearing works, how to protect their hearing, and how to create a yummy treat that looks like their hair cells. Don’t forget to grab a marshmallow, a few pretzel sticks, and some chocolate chips before watching this video!