Speech-Language-Hearing Sciences

Faculty: Christine Rota-Donahue

Undergraduate and graduate education:
BA, Faculty of medicine Paris
MS, Hunter College
MPhil, CUNY Graduate Center

Professional/clinical certificates and specialization:

• Dually certified in Speech Language Pathology and Audiology, area of expertise: Auditory Processing Disorders

Presentations:

• "Pediatric Auditory Processing Disorder: Processing of Small Frequency Changes", New Jersey Speech Language Hearing Association (NJSLHA) convention, April 2012
• “Atypical Auditory Skills in School-Aged Children", Yeshiva Noam, March 2012
• “Recognizing and Remediating Atypical Auditory Skills in Preschoolers”, OMNI Children Center, March 2011
• “Neurophysiological and behavioral processing of small frequency changes in 8-11 year-old children” , Lehman College, May 5th, 2010
• “Evaluation of Auditory Processing Disorder”, Ferkauf School of Psychology, Yeshiva University, January 2010
• "The role of the SLP in the evaluation and treatment of pediatric auditory processing disorder", New York City Speech Hearing Language Association, Columbia University, January, 2010
• “Typical and Atypical Auditory Skills Development” Infant and Toddler Interventionists , July 2007

Publications:

• Rota-Donahue, C. (In Progress). Neurophysiological Bases of Frequency Discrimination in 10-12 year-old Children with Auditory Processing Disorder or Specific Language Impairment, doctoral dissertation
• Rota-Donahue, C. (November 2010). Clinical Use of Cortical Auditory Evoked Potentials, Audiology Online.
• Rota-Donahue, C. (July 2010). Neurophysiological and Behavioral Processing of Small Frequency Changes in 8 - 11 Year-Old Children, Audiology Online.
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• Publication in a French journal for Speech-Language Pathologists, GLOSSA, on my professional experience in Paris and in New York: Rota-Donahue, C. (1997). De Paris à New York: temoignage d'orthophoniste. GLOSSA (55), p.26-28

Grants / honors/ fellowships received:

• Recipient of the Martin Gitterman Excellence in Teaching Award, May 2010
• CUNY grant contract 4, year 2009-2010
• Long Island Speech-Language-Hearing Association Doctoral Award, October 2009
• Certificate of achievement - Hunter College, December 1992

Research interests:

• Event Related Potentials
• Auditory Processing Disorders
• Frequency discrimination
• Specific Language Impairment

Courses taught:

• Hearing Science
  
• Introduction to Audiology
  
• Audiology for SLP
  
• Speech Science

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Last modified: Dec 11, 2012