JackieL.Clark,PhD CURRICULUM/ACADEMIC VITA EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND Bachelor of Science, Colorado State University, 1975: Textile Science; Merchandising. Master of Science, University of Texas at Dallas, 1987: Communication Disorders (A and SLP) Doctorate of Philosophy, University of Texas at Dallas, 1995 Human Development and Communication Sciences. Major: Hearing and Speech Minors: Neuroscience/Disorders of Language and Learning CURRENT APPOINTMENTS: Lecturer, UT Dallas, Texas School of Behavioral & Brain Sciences, 1995 – 2009 Clinical Professor, UT Dallas, Texas School Behavioral & Brain Sciences, 2015 – present Clinical Associate Professor, UT Dallas, Texas School Behavioral & Brain Sciences, 2009 - 2015 Clinical Assistant Professor, UT Dallas, Texas School of Behavioral & Brain Sciences, 2007 - 2009 Research Scholar, University of The Witwatersrand, South Africa, School of Speech and Hearing Therapy, 2006 - present Faculty, American Institute of Continuing Medical Education: Online International Hearing Care Technician Certificate Course, 2013 CERTIFICATION AND LICENSURE: License in Audiology – State of Texas, 1988 - Present. Board Certification of American Board of Audiology, 2002 – Present License in Audiology – State of Louisiana, 2006 - Present. Certificate of Clinical Competence in Audiology, American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, 1988-2014. PROFESSSIONAL AFFILIATIONS/MEMBERSHIPS 1988 to present: American Auditory Society 1986 to 2014: American Speech Language and Hearing Association 1986 - 1989: A.G. Bell 1988 to 1995: Texas Speech Language and Hearing Association 1989 to present: American Academy of Audiology 1990 to 2000: Association for Research in Otolaryngology 1990 to present: Scott Haug Audiology Foundation 1999 to present: International Society of Audiology 2000 to present: Texas Academy of Audiology 2002 to present: American Board of Audiology 2007 to present Coalition for Global Hearing Health PROFESSSIONAL BOARD APPOINTMENTS 2000 to 2003: Better Hearing Institute 2001 – 2010: Texas Academy of Audiology-Board of Directors, Director of Publications 2006 – 2008: Advisory Board for National Association for Future Doctors of Audiology 2007 - present Executive Board, Coalition for Global Hearing Health 2008 General Board Member of the Godisa Technologies Trust in Otse, Botswana 2008 – 2010: Advisory Board of Better Hearing Institute
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CURRICULUM/ACADEMIC VITA EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND Bachelor of Science, Colorado State University, 1975: Textile Science; Merchandising. Master of Science, University of Texas at Dallas, 1987: Communication Disorders (A and SLP) Doctorate of Philosophy, University of Texas at Dallas, 1995 Human Development and Communication Sciences. Major: Hearing and Speech
Minors: Neuroscience/Disorders of Language and Learning CURRENT APPOINTMENTS: Lecturer, UT Dallas, Texas School of Behavioral & Brain Sciences, 1995 – 2009 Clinical Professor, UT Dallas, Texas School Behavioral & Brain Sciences, 2015 – present Clinical Associate Professor, UT Dallas, Texas School Behavioral & Brain Sciences, 2009 - 2015 Clinical Assistant Professor, UT Dallas, Texas School of Behavioral & Brain Sciences, 2007 - 2009 Research Scholar, University of The Witwatersrand, South Africa, School of Speech and Hearing
Therapy, 2006 - present Faculty, American Institute of Continuing Medical Education: Online International Hearing Care
Technician Certificate Course, 2013 CERTIFICATION AND LICENSURE: License in Audiology – State of Texas, 1988 - Present. Board Certification of American Board of Audiology, 2002 – Present License in Audiology – State of Louisiana, 2006 - Present. Certificate of Clinical Competence in Audiology, American Speech-Language-Hearing Association,
1988-2014. PROFESSSIONAL AFFILIATIONS/MEMBERSHIPS 1988 to present: American Auditory Society 1986 to 2014: American Speech Language and Hearing Association
1986 - 1989: A.G. Bell 1988 to 1995: Texas Speech Language and Hearing Association 1989 to present: American Academy of Audiology
1990 to 2000: Association for Research in Otolaryngology 1990 to present: Scott Haug Audiology Foundation 1999 to present: International Society of Audiology 2000 to present: Texas Academy of Audiology 2002 to present: American Board of Audiology 2007 to present Coalition for Global Hearing Health
PROFESSSIONAL BOARD APPOINTMENTS 2000 to 2003: Better Hearing Institute 2001 – 2010: Texas Academy of Audiology-Board of Directors, Director of Publications 2006 – 2008: Advisory Board for National Association for Future Doctors of Audiology 2007 - present Executive Board, Coalition for Global Hearing Health 2008 General Board Member of the Godisa Technologies Trust in Otse, Botswana 2008 – 2010: Advisory Board of Better Hearing Institute
2008 – 2010: Advisory Board of Phonak – Hear the World U.S. foundation 2008 – present: Co-Founder/Director Coalition for Global Hearing Health 2009 - 2011: Advisory Board of Better Hearing Institute 2009 - 2012: Advisory Board of the Teleaudiology Network 2012 – present Regional Representative: International Society of Audiology 2012 – 2014: Texas Academy of Audiology- President: Elect, Current, Past 2013 – present: Advisory Board of The Hearing Journal 2013 - 2016: American Academy of Audiology, Board of Directors Member-at-Large 2014 - 2016: American Board of Audiology, Board of Governors 2016 – 2017: American Academy of Audiology, President-Elect 2017: Scientific Advisory Board of HearX Systems Scholarship/Honors 1994 First recipient of the Lear Ashmore Research Grant awarded through Texas Speech-
Language-Hearing Association. 1999 Recipient, Scott Haug Foundation Audiology Grant 1999 Article, “Clark, J.L., Dybala, P.D., Moushegian, G. (1998). Real ear characteristics of the ALGO2ª Acoustic Transducer Assembly. Journal of the American Academy of
Audiology, 9: 426 – 433”, honored as Best of 1999 written for clinical audiology by American Academy of Audiology
1999 UT Dallas: Excellence in Education Fund: Research Project “Electrophysiologic correlates to auditory processing”.
2001 UT Dallas; Excellence in Education Fund: Research Project “ Ototoxicity monitoring of at risk patients within a Rehabilitation Facility”.
2001 - 2014 American Academy of Audiology Scholar 2006 Humanitarian of the Year of the American Academy of Audiology. 2011-2012 Callier Clinical Research Grant 2017 Inducted into the Audiology Academy of the National Academies of Practice (NAP) as
a Distinguished Practitioner
PRINT MEDIA In Preparation/Submitted Fray, S & Clark, J.L. (In Preparation, 2017). Review of the emerging technology in South Africa. Clark, J.L. (In Preparation, 2017). Ethics and Etiquette in Humanitarian Engagement. Clark, J.L. & Swanepoel, D.W., Koekemoer, D. (In Preparation). Attenuation values of a new
teleaudiology device. Clark, J.L., (In Preparation, 2017). Normative Data for the Adapted CID Everyday Speech Test in
Multitalker Babble. Publications - Articles Clark, J.L. (Dec 2017). Closing out 2017 and Welcoming 2018. eNews of the American Academy
of Audiology Clark, J.L. (Nov/Dec 2017). Getting to the “Us”. Audiology Today, Sept/Oct Clark, J.L. (Sept/Oct 2017). New Beginnings, New Behaviors. Audiology Today. Swanepoel, D.W. & Clark, J.L.(In Print, 2018). Hearing health care in remote or resource limiting
settings. Journal of Laryngology & Otology. Clark, J.L. (2018). Listening to the Music in Nashville. American Academy of Audology President
Column, Audiology Today, March/April, pg 1 Clark, J.L. (2017). American Academy of Audiology President Post, Audiology Weekly
e_Newsletter, December. Clark, J.L. (2017). Getting to Us. American Academy of Audology President Insights, Audiology
Today, November/December, pg 1 Clark, J.L. (2017). New Beginnings, New Behaviors. American Academy of Audiology President
Column, Audiology Today, September/October, pg 1 Clark, J.L., Pustejovsky, C. & Vanneste, S. (2017). Objective and perceptual comparisons of two
bluetooth hearing aid assistive devices. Disability and Rehabilitation: Assistive Technology, Vol 12, No. 6: 614-617. Published online July (http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/17483107.2016.1201153).
Clark, J.L. (2017). What are you doing on March 3rd? (Editorial). The Hearing Journal, 70 (3): Clark, J.L. (2016). Be Part of History in the Making (Editorial). The Hearing Journal, 69 (7): 18. Beck, D.L., Clark, J.L, Moore, D (2016). Issues in Auditory Processing Disorders. Hearing Review,
23 (4): 22-27. Clark, J.L. (2016). Drawing Attention to Global Care (Editorial). The Hearing Journal, 69 (2): 6. Clark, J.L. (2015). Informal assessment of behaviour as an indicator of hearing difficulties.
Community Ear and Hearing Health, 16 (12): 5 – 6. Swanepoel, DW, Matthysen, C, Eikelboom, RH, Clark, JL, Hall, JW (2015). Pure tone audiometry
outside a sound booth using earphone attenuation, integrated noise monitoring and automation. International Journal of Audiology. The International Journal of Audiology, 54 (11): 777 – 785.
Clark, J.L. (2015). Promoting Hope in Humanitarian Programming. Part 2: Finding Funds. The Hearing Journal, 68: No 7.
Clark, J.L, (2015). Promoting Hope in Humanitarian Programming. Part 1: Finding Resources. The Hearing Journal, 68, No. 5: 30- 32.
Clark, J.L. (2015). Telepractice: Better care in reach (Editorial). The Hearing Journal, 68; No 6: 6. Seelman, K.L, & Clark, J.L. (2014). Preface: Special Issue Technology Transfer of Hearing Aids.
Disability and Rehabilitation: Assistive Technology 9 (5): 359. Clark, J.L. Swanepoel, D.W. (2014). Technology for Hearing Loss – as We Know It, and as We
Dream It. Journal of Disability: Assistive Devices, 9 (5): 408 – 413. Clark, J.L. (2013). Listening to the World’s Call for Humanitarian Hearing Health Services. The
Hearing Journal, Vol 66 (No 12). Mamo, Sara K, Johnson, J, Saunders, J, Clark, Jackie, Emmett, S., Afridi, S., Wilson, J. (2013).
Save the WHO program for hearing loss prevention. The Hearing Journal, Vol 66 (No 9). Clark, J.L. (2013). Should humanitarian hearing health care professionals be concerned about
ethical practices? Part 1: Need for Continued Education. Reprint from ENT & Audiology News, Vol 20 (No 2): 60 – 63 for The Hearing Journal, Vol 66 (No 6).
Clark, J.L. (2013). Should humanitarian hearing health care professionals be concerned about ethical practices? Part 2: Doing What’s Best. Reprint from ENT & Audiology News, Vol 20 (No 2): 60 – 63 for The Hearing Journal, Vol 66 (No 7).
Clark, J.L. (2013) Ethics of Humanitarian Hearing Health Care. ENT & Audiology News, Supplement March/April: 14.
Clark, J.L. (2013) Humanitarian Audiology: What to do first? ENT & Audiology News, Vol 22 (No 1): 74 – 76.
Browne, T. & Clark, J.L. (2013). Culture wise programming. ENT & Audiology News, Vol 22 (No 1): 78 – 79.
Clark, J.L. & Saunders, J.E. (2012). The coalition for global hearing health uses technology to lend a hand. The Hearing Journal, May.
World Health Organization (2012). Community Based Rehabilitation: Promoting ear and hearing care through CBR. (Contributors: Bari, N, Borg, J, Brouillette, R, Clark, J.L., Deepak, S, Pfortner, K., Santana-Hernandez, D, Smith, A., Tesni, S).
Clark, J.L. (2011). Should humanitarian hearing health care professionals be concerned about ethical practices? ENT & Audiology News, Vol 20 (No 2): 60 – 63.
Swanepoel, D.C., Clark, J.L., Koekemoer, D., (2010,). Intercontinental Hearing Assessment - A Study In Tele-Audiology. Journal of Telemedicine and Telecare, 16: 248 – 252.
Swanepoel, D.C., Clark, J.L., Koekemoer, D., Hall, J.W., Krumm, M., Ferrari, D.V., McPherson, B., Olusanya, B.O., Mars, M., Russo, I., Barajas, J.J. (2010). Telehealth in Audiology – The need and potential to reach underserved communities. The International Journal of Audiology, 49 (3): 195 – 202.
Beck, D.L. & Clark, J.L. (2009). Audition matters more as cognition declines: Cognition matters more as audition declines. Audiology Today.
Clark, J.L. (2008). A two year study on factors contributing to hearing loss in Mozambique. Community Ear and Hearing Health.
Clark, J.L. (2008). Hearing loss in Mozambique: Current data from Inhambane Province. The International Journal of Audiology, 47-S1: S49 – 56.
Wolfe, J., Clark, J.L. (2008). Intervention for a child with auditory neuropathy/ Dys-synchrony. ASHA Leader, July 15: 5 - 6
Roeser, R.J., Lai, L, Clark, J.L. (2005). Effects of Occlusion on Hearing Thresholds. Journal of the American Academy of Audiology, 16 (9): 740 – 746.
Clark, J.L., Roeser, R.J. (2005). Large Vestibular Aqueduct Syndrome in Childhood: A Clinical Case Study. Journal of the American Academy of Audiology, 16 (10): 822 – 828.
Clark, J.L., Dybala, P.D., Moushegian, G. (1998). Real ear characteristics of the ALGO2ª Acoustic Transducer Assembly. Journal of the American Academy of Audiology, 9: 426 - 433.
Clark, J.L., Moushegian, G., Rupert, A. (1997). Binaural frequency-following responses. Journal of the American Academy of Audiology, 8 (5): 308 - 313.
Clark, J. (1996). Electrophysiological measures in assessing auditory processing. Tejas, 21 (1): 22-25.
Clark, J. (1995). Interaural time effects on the frequency-following response. Unpublished dissertation, University of Texas at Dallas.
Gunnarson, A.D., Finitzo, T., Clark, J.L. (1990). Auditory deprivation and early conductive hearing loss from otitis media. Topics in Language Disorders: 11 (1), 29 - 42.
Clark, J.L., Roeser, R.J. (1988). Three studies comparing performance of the ER-3A Tubephone with the TDH-50P Earphone. Ear and Hearing, 9 (5): 268 - 274.
Roeser, R.J., Clark, J.L. (1988). The 'Good Vibrations' for the deaf. The Voice, Oct.: 24 - 30. Clark, J. (1987). Threshold comparisons of adults and children using the ER-3A Tubephone.
Unpublished Thesis. University of Texas at Dallas. Publications – Book Chapters Clark, J.L. (2017-In Print). A Pediatric Case of Progressive Hearing Loss. In (E. Shafer & J.
Wolfe). Pediatric Case Textbook. Thieme Medical Publishers Clark, J.L. (2014). It’s not quite elementary, Mr. Watson. In (M.Valente & M. Valente. Eds.) Adult
Audiology Casebook. Thieme Medical Publishers Clark, J.L. (2014). Do you hear what I hear? In (M.Valente & M. Valente, Eds.) Adult Audiology
Casebook. Thieme Publishers. Cokely, C.G., Thibodeau, L.M., Clark, J.L. (2014). Implementing Service Learning in Doctor of
Audiology Curriculum. In (O. Delano-Oriaran, M. Parks, & S. Fondrie, Eds) Service Learning and Social Engagement: A Sourcebook. Sage Publishing, New York.
Clark, J.L. (2013). What do Audiologists Do? Adjacent Digital Politics, Ltd.: London.
Clark, J.L. (2013). Acoustic Relexes. In (C. Laurent, DW Swanepoel, & J. Fagan) Open Access Guide to Audiology and Hearing Aids for Otolaryngologists (though U. Cape Town, South Africa). http://www.entdev.uct.ac.za
Clark, Jackie L. & Swanepoel, D.W. (2013) Chapter 4: Audiological Procedures/Material; In (R.J. Roeser, Ed) Roeser’s Audiology Desk Reference, 2nd Edition (R. Roeser, Ed). Thieme Medical Publishers: New York.
Clark, Jackie L. (2013) Chapter 9: Psychosocial Aspects/Rehabilitation; In (R.J. Roeser, Ed) Roeser’s Audiology Desk Reference, 2nd Edition (R. Roeser, Ed). Thieme Medical Publishers: New York.
Clark, J.L. & Swanepoel, D.W. (2013). Audiological Procedures/Materials. In (R.Roeser, Ed.) Audiology Desk Reference, 2nd Edition, pp 145-280. Thieme Medical Publishers: New York.
Clark, J.L. (2013). Psychosocial Aspects/Rehabilitation. In (R.Roeser, Ed.) Audiology Desk Reference, 2nd Edition, pp 385 - 400. Thieme Medical Publishers: New York.
Clark, J.L., Newton, V. (2008). Providing Diagnostic Audiometry in Economically Challenged Regions. In (B. Mc Pherson and R. Broulette) Audiology in Developing Countries. Nova Science Publishers, Inc.: New York.
Clark, J.L., Roeser, R.J., Mendrygal, M. (2007). Middle Ear Measures. In (R. Roeser, H. Hosford-Dunn, M. Valente, Eds.) Audiology: Diagnosis, Treatment Strategies, and Practice Management: 2nd Edition. Thieme Publishing, New York.
Roeser, R.J., Clark, J.L. (2007). Pure Tone Audiometry. In (R. Roeser, H. Hosford-Dunn, M. Valente, Eds.) Audiology: Diagnosis, Treatment Strategies, and Practice Management: 2nd Edition. Thieme Publishing, New York.
Roeser, R.J., Clark, J.L. (2007). Clinical Masking. In (R. Roeser, H. Hosford-Dunn, M. Valente, Eds.) Audiology: Diagnosis, Treatment Strategies, and Practice Management: 2nd Edition. Thieme Publishing, New York.
Roeser, R.J. , Clark, J.L. (2004). Screening for Hearing Loss. Chapter 3 in Auditory Disorders in School Children, 4th Edition. Eds; Roeser, R.J., Downs, M.. Thieme Medical Publishers; New York.
Roeser, R.J. , Clark, J.L. (2004). Auditory Diagnosis. Chapter 9 in Auditory Disorders in School Children, 4th Edition. Eds; Roeser, R.J., Downs, M.. Thieme Medical Publishers; New York.
Roeser, R.J., Clark, J.L. (2000). Clinical Masking. In (R. Roeser, H. Hosford-Dunn, M. Valente, Eds.) Audiology: Diagnosis, Treatment Strategies, and Practice Management. Thieme Publishing, New York.
Editorial Responsibilities 2014 – Present: Editorial Advisory Board Member, The Hearing Journal; Wolter Kluwers. 2014: Guest Co-Editor, Seelman, K & Clark, JL. Technology Transfer of Hearing Aids to Low and
Middle Income Countries (LMICs). Special Issue of Disability and Rehabilitation: Assistive Technology, 9 (5), 359 – 433.
2013: Editorial Consultant, Roeser’s Audiology Desk Reference, 2nd Edition (R. Roeser, Ed). Thieme Medical Publishers: New York.
2012 – Present: Co-Editor, Audiology Without Borders e-Column, The Hearing Journal 2003 – Current: Managing Editor, The International Journal of Audiology. Taylor &
Francis/Informa Publishing: New York
PRESENTATIONS Presentations/Posters Fray, S, Clark, J.L. (April, 2017). A review of emerging technologies within South Africa.
American Academy of Audiology Annual Conference, Indianapolis, Ind.
Lucy Xueman Liu, Linda Louko, Jack Jiang, Jackie Clark, Brooke Hallowell, Wendy Lee, Laurel Lynch, Jennifer Watson (November, 2016). Developing a Sustainable Discipline: The China Experience. American Speech, Language and Hearing Association Conference, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Clark, J.L. (September, 2016). State of Audiology: How the American Academy of Audiology is serving you! Dallas Area Audiologic Society, Dallas Fall Meeting.
Clark, J.L. (August, 2016). Could it be a hidden hearing loss? Professional education seminar, U. Pretoria, South Africa.
Clark, J.L. (August, 2016). International Humanitarianism. Academic Lecture, U. of Witwatersrand. Clark, J.L. (May, 2016). Updates on Auditory Neuropathy/Dys-synchrony. Clark, J.L. (May, 2016). Advanced Audiometric Speech Testing. National Live Webinar originating
at TongRen Hospital/Beijing University, Beijing, China. Clark, J.L. (May, 2016). Is TeleAudiology a Reality? Shanghai University, Shanghai, China. Fitzharris, K., Martin, J., Clark, J.L. (April, 2016). Stimulus effects on speech processing in noise:
an auditory event-related potentials study. American Academy of Audiology Annual Conference, Phoenix, Az.
Baker, J.A. and Clark, J.L. (April 2016). Humanitarian Audiology in South Africa. American Academy of Audiology Annual Conference, Phoenix, Az.
Racca, J, Clark, J.L., Hood, L. (April 2016). Stimulus parameter and age effects on ABR noise measures in adults. American Academy of Audiology Annual Conference, Phoenix, Az.
Clark, J.L., Fried, D., Castellanos, P., McBride, I., Saunders, J.E., White, K. (March 2015). Audiologists providing humanitarian services: Panel discussion. American Academy of Audiology Conference, San Antonio, TX.
Jordan, N, Herren, M., Clark, J.L. (March, 2015). Hearing conservation in the Peruvian Amazon. American Academy of Audiology Conference, San Antonio, TX.
Kuykendall, k, Fitzharris, K., Clark, J.L. (March 2015). Smartphone application hearing tests: Are they really smart? American Academy of Audiology Conference, San Antonio, TX.
Jordan, N, Herren, M., Clark, J.L. (October, 2014). Hearing conservation and hearing loss in San Martin Region of the Peruvian Amazon. Texas Academy of Audiology Conference, Austin., TX.
Gans, R.E., Hall, J.W., Clark, J. (July, 2014). The International Hearing Care Technician Certificate: A Global Web and Cellular Based Educational Platform. Coalition for Global Hearing Health, 5th Conference – Oxford, England.
Hall, J.W., Clark, J, Gans, R.E. (July, 2014). Three strategies for increasing access to hearing health globally. Coalition for Global Hearing Health, 5th Conference – Oxford, England.
Clark, J.L. & A.M. Cardella (June 2013). TeleAudiology: Validating the Equipment. Presentation at The European Federation of Audiologic Societies: Budapest, Hungary.
Shevelyok, A. & Clark, J.L. (2013). Cultural Journey: Connecting with your Patients. Poster Presentation at Coalition for Global Hearing Health Conference: Vanderbilt University, Nashville
Clark, J.L. (May 2013). A Validation of TeleAudiology Equipment. Presentation at Coalition for Global Hearing Health Conference: Vanderbilt University, Nashville.
Cardella, A.M. & Clark, J.L. (April 2013). Performance on a Re-Designed Speech-in-Noise Test: Pilot Data for Adults with Hearing Loss. Presentation at AudiologyNOW! the Annual American Academy of Audiology Conference: Anaheim, California.
Shevelyok, A. & Clark, J.L. (April, 2013). Cultural journey: Connecting with your patients. Presentation at AudiologyNOW! the Annual American Academy of Audiology Conference: Anaheim, California.
Clark, J.L. (July, 2012). How is the International Society of Audiology Involved in Humanitarian
Efforts? World Congress of Audiology: Moscow, Soviet Union. Clark, J.L., Saunders, J.E., Fried, D. (March, 2012). Sustainable audiology in developing countries:
Tips from the trenches (Part 1 & 2). Presentation at AudiologyNOW! the Annual American Academy of Audiology Conference: Boston, Massachusetts.
Pustejovsky, C., Clark, J.L. (March, 2012). Measuring speech in noise scores using binaural wireless transmission: A comparison of two manufacturers. Poster Presentation at AudiologyNOW! the Annual American Academy of Audiology Conference: Boston, Massachusetts.
Clark, J.L. & Cardella, A.M. (November, 2011). Is TeleAudiology a Reality in Texas? Presentation at the Annual Texas Academy of Audiology Conference: Dallas, Texas.
Clark, J.L. (November, 2011). TeleAudiology: The need and potential to reach underserved communities. Presentation at the Annual American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Conference: San Diego, CA.
Clark, J.L. (September, 2011). International Society of Audiology & Global Humanitarian Issues. Presentation at the Annual American Academy of Otolaryngology Conference: San Francisco, Ca.
Clark, J.L. & Wright, J. (June, 2011). Can a self report survey show the relationship between individual lifestyle and perception of noise tolerance? Presentation at European Federation of Audiology Societies: Warsaw
Barnes, S., Downer, C., Clark, J.L. (2011, April). Education requirements for AuD: Increase adherence to current standard of practice. Poster Presentation at AudiologyNow!: The American Academy of Audiology, Chicago, Ill..
Downer, C., Barnes, S., Clark, J.L. (2011, April). Survey of Cerumen removal practices of Audiology. Poster presentation at AudiologyNow!: The American Academy of Audiology: Chicago, Ill.
Edwards, A.L., Penn, C., Clark, J.L. (November, 2010). A novel method of evaluating miners at risk for noise-induced hearing loss. Annual American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Conference; Philadelphia, PA.
Clark, J.L. (June, 2010). Ethical Standards in Humanitarian Audiology. 1st Annual Coalition for Global Hearing Health Conference. Washington, D.C.
Stoop, K., Joubert, K., Clark, J.L., Mol, D. (April, 2010). Cerumen Management by Audiologists: Benefit or liability? Poster Presentation at AudiologyNow!: The American Academy of Audiology; San Diego, CA.
Clark, J.L. (2009). Clinical Review of Otoacoustic Emissions. Annual Texas Academy of Audiology: Austin, TX.
Stoop, K., Joubert, K., Clark, J.L, Mol, D (November, 2009). Cerumen management by audiologists: Benefit or liability? ENT Congress, Cape Town, South Africa.
Swanepoel, D., Koekemoer, D., Clark, J.L. (November, 2009). Intercontinental assessment: A pilot study in telemedicine. ENT Congress, Cape Town, South Africa.
Curry, E. & Clark, J.L. (2009). Can phoneme representation be objectively measured between three frequency lowering hearing aids? Poster Presentation at European Federation of Audiological Societies Congress, Tenerife, Spain and Texas Academy of Audiology.
Wood, R. & Clark, J.L. (April 2009). Clinical distinction of Transient and Distortion Product Otoacoustic Emissions in Neonatal testing. Poster Presentation at AudiologyNow: The American Academy of Audiology, Dallas, TX.
Clark, J.L., Parsons, D., & Fairleigh, A. (April 2008). A to Z of Humanitarian Audiology. Presentation at AudiologyNow: The American Academy of Audiology, Charlotte, N.C.
Clark, J.L. & Penn, C. (June 2008). Use of educational hearing game with sound module in a developing country. Presentation at The International Congress of Audiology: Hong Kong.
Langran, J & Clark, J.L. (June 2008). Help seeking behavior of Korean-American Senior Citizens. Poster Presentation at International Congress of Audiology: Hong Kong.
Clark, J.L. (April 2007) Incidence of Hearing Loss in Mozambique. Presentation at The First Early Hearing and Disabilities Intervention Conference, Johannesburg, South Africa.
Clark, J.L. (April 2007) Incidence of Hearing Loss in Mozambique. Poster presented at The American Academy of Audiology, Denver, Conference.
Wright, J, & Clark, J.L. (April 2007). Effects of Lifestyle on Hearing in Noise. Poster presented at The American Academy of Audiology, Denver, Conference.
Barreirro, K., Wright, J, & Clark, J.L. (November 2006). CID Test Performance as it Relates to Lifestyle Factors. Poster presented at The Texas Academy of Audiology Annual Conference; San Antonio. 2nd place poster competition winner.
Wright, J, & Clark, J.L. (November 2006). Effects of Lifestyle on Hearing in Noise. Poster presented at The Texas Academy of Audiology Annual Conference; San Antonio.
Clark, J.L. (September 2006). First Stage Epidemiological Study on Incidence of Hearing Loss in Mozambique. Presentation at The International Congress of Audiology, Innsbruck, Austria Conference
Clark, J.L. & Northrup, B.D. (September 2006). Supervision of AuD Graduate Students During Humanitarian Audiology Projects. Presented at The International Congress of Audiology, Innsbruck, Austria Conference
Wright, J, & Clark, J.L. (September 2006). Effects of Lifestyle on Hearing in Noise. Poster presented at The International Congress of Audiology, Innsbruck, Austria Conference.
Barreirro, K., Wright, J, & Clark, J.L. (2006). CID Test Performance as it Relates to Lifestyle Factors. Poster presented at AAA Minneapolis, MN Conference.
Lamons, S., Clark, J.L., & Jordan, K.M. (2005). Variables Attributing to HA Repair: A Two Year Single-Center Study. Poster presented at NAFDA/AAA Washington D.C. Conference.
Corliss, K. Clark, J.L. (2005). Exploring Academic Benefit With Classroom FM Systems. Poster presented at NAFDA/AAA Washington, D.C. Conference.
Arnold, A, Clark, J.L. (2004). Patient Hearing Aid Benefit from Mexican Non-profit Services. Poster presented at AAA Salt Lake City Conference.
Bentley, H, Clark, J.L. (2004). Variability and Repeatability of the Distortion Product Otoacoustic Emissions Measure in Adults over a Period of Time. Poster presented at AAA Salt Lake City Conference.
Jordan, K.M., Clark, J.L. (2004). Hearing Aid Repairs and Costs: A Single-Center Study. Poster presented at NAFDA Salt Lake City Conference
Clark, J.L. Wheeler, T. (2003). A Model for Ototoxicity Monitoring in a Rehabilitation Hospital. Poster presented at AAA San Antonio Conference.
Clark, J.L., Lyles, T. (2003). Today’s Child and the NU Chips. Poster presented at AAA San Antonio Conference.
Clark, J.L., Cokely, C., Rasmus, J. (2002). Comparison of various distortion Otoacoustic emission systems. Poster presented at AAA Philadelphis Conference.
Clark, J.L., Taylor, S. (2001). Today’s Child and the WIPI. Poster at American Academy of Audiology Annual Convention, San Diego, California.
Clark, J.L., Riley, M. (2001). Audiology Project: Mozambique. Poster at American Academy of Audiology Annual Convention, San Diego, California.
Thibodeau, L.M., Taylor, S., Scott, J., Clark, J. (2000). Integrating Audiological Rehabilitation into the hearing aid dispensing process. Poster at Association of Rehabilitative Audiology Annual Convention, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Clark, J.L. Audiology in Mozambique. (2000) Poster to American Academy of Audiology Annual Convention.
Clark, J.L., Scott, J., Thibodeau, L. (2000) Results from the Hearing Aid Dispensing to those in Economic Need Poster to American Academy of Audiology Annual Convention.
Clark, J.L., Northrup, B. (2000). Foreign Volunteerism in Audiology. Presentation to American Academy of Audiology Annual Convention.
Clark, J.L., Northrup, B.D. (1999). Standards of calibration in clinical practice. Poster and presentation at IV International Conference for Fonoaudiologists in South America; Sao Paulo, Brazil.
Clark, J.L., Dybala, P.D., Moushegian, G. (1998). Concerns regarding automated-ABR infant screenings. Poster presented at American Academy of Audiology Annual Convention.
Clark, J.L., Dybala, P.D., Moushegian, G. (1998). Real ear characteristics of the ALGO2ª acoustic transducer assembly. Poster presented at Assoc. Res. in Otolaryng. Mid-Winter Conference.
Clark, J.L., Moushegian, G., Rupert, A.L. (1997). Frequency and the Frequency-following Response. Poster presented at Association for Research in Otolaryngology; MidWinter Conference: St. Petersburg, Fla.
Clark, J.L., Moushegian, G., Horak, J.L. (1997). The frequency-following response in pre-term neonates. Poster presented at American Association of Audiology Annual Conference, Ft. Lauderdale.
Clark, J.L., Moushegian, G., Rupert, A.L. (1996). Interaural time effects on the binaural frequency-following response. Poster presented at Assoc. Res. Otolaryng. Mid-Winter Conference.
Pool, K.D., Finitzo, T., Freeman, F.J., Devous, M.D., Watson, B.C., Clark, J.L., Reamy-Rampy, S., Mendelson, D. (1991). Electrophysiologic evidence for cortical dysfunction in stutterers. 2nd Annual Conference of Vocal Motor Dysfunction; Nijmagen. Chapter subsequently published in: Finitzo, T., Pool, K.D., Freeman, F.J., Devous, M.D., Watson, B.C. (1991). Cortical dysfunction in developmental stutterers. In H. Peters, W. Hulstijn, and W. Starkweather (Eds), Speech Motor Control and Stuttering. pp. 251 - 262. Amsterdam: Elsevier.
Pool, K., Clark, J.L., Finitzo, T. (1990). Quantitative and Topographic Electrophysiology with adult stutterers. Presented at ASHA Annual Conference: Seattle Washington.
Roeser, R.J., Scott, B., Clark, J.L., Henoch, M. (1990). ALVIS. Presented at American Auditory Society Annual Conference: Seattle, Washington.
Clark, J. L., Finitzo, T., Pool, K., Rubin, W. (1989). Quantitative and Topographic Electrophysiology in Learning Disordered/Dyslexic Children. Presented at American Auditory Society Annual Conference: New Orleans, Louisiana.
Clark, J., Roeser, R.J. (1988). Performance comparison of the ER-3A Tubephone and TDH-50P earphone in adults and children. Presented at Texas Speech Language and Hearing Association Annual Convention: Fort Worth, Texas.
Invited Presentations: Clark, J.L. (October, 2017). Ethical Practices in underserved regions when providing humanitarian
services. Texas Academy of Audiology Annual Conference, San Marcos Clark, J.L. (October, 2017). Updates from the American Academy of Audiology and the Profession
of Audiology. Texas Academy of Audiology Annual Conference, San Marcos Clark, J.L. (October, 2017). Smile for me. 8th Annual Coalition for Global Hearing Health
Conference, Miami Clark, J.L. (September, 2017). Ethical Practices when providing humanitarian services in under
resourced regions. Louisiana Academy of Audiology Annual Conference, New Orleans Clark, J.L. (September, 2017). Updates abou the American Academy of Audiology and the
Profesion of Audiology. Louisiana Academy of Audiology Annual Conference, New Orleans Clark, J.L. (September, 2017). A Clinical Conundrum: Hearing “impairment” in the presence of
normal pure tones. California Academy of Audiology Annual Conference, San Diego
Clark, J.L. (September, 2017). What should audiologists know about Genetics. Leadership Conference, Wuhan, Peoples Republic of China.
Clark, J.L. (September, 2017). Audiological Updates on Auditory Neuropathy Spectrum Disorder. Leadership Conference, Wuhan, Peoples Republic of China.
Clark, J.L. (August 2017). A clinical conundrum: Mild hearing loss in the presence of normal pure tone thresholds. Professional Continuing Education Seminar. U. Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa.
Clark, J.L. (April, 2017). Current outlook of audiology. General Assembly Speaker. Annual Conference of the American Academy of Audiology, Indianapolis.
Fray, S., Clark, J.L. (April, 2017). A review of emerging technologies within South Africa. Annual Conference of the American Academy of Audiology, Indianapolis.
Clark, J.L. (February, 2017). Could it be a hidden hearing loss? Puerto Rico Academy of Audiology Annual Conference, San Juan.
Clark, J.L. (February, 2017). Ethics of humanitarian services. Puerto Rico Academy of Audiology Annual Conference, San Juan.
Clark, J.L. (January 2017). What do audiologists need to know about genetics. Illinois Academy of Audiology Annual Conference (Chicago).
Clark, J.L. (September, 2016). The state of audiology. Dallas Audiology Society Meeting, Copell. Clark, J.L. (May 2016).Updates on Auditory Neuropathy. Shanghai Medical University. Shangai,
University. Beijing, Peoples Republic of China. Clark, J.L. (Sept. 2015). Technology for Hearing Loss. Tongren Hospital/Beijing University.
Beijing, Peoples Republic of China. Clark, J.L. (Sept. 2015). Advocacy for hearing loss management in low and middle income
countries. American Academy of Otolaryngology Annual Conference. Dallas, TX Clark, J.L. (Sept. 2015). Strategies in sustaining humanitarian audiology efforts. Ohio Consortium,
AuD Joint Programs. Clark, J.L. (August 2015). Is it time to rethink Central Auditory Processing Disorders? Professional
working group about Auditory Processing Disorders. U. Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa.
Clark, J.L. (July 2015). Ethics in Humanitarian Hearing Healthcare. U. of Witwatersrand. Johannesburg, South Africa.
Clark, J.L. (July 2015). Submitting your manuscript to a peer reviewed journal. U. Pretoria. Pretoria, South Africa.
Clark, J.L. (Feb. 2015). Role of global advocacy groups in action towards better hearing. 1st World Congress on Ear and Hearing Care of Sound Hearing 2030. New Delhi, India.
Clark, J.L. (Feb. 2015). Diagnostic audiology: Recent developments and their public health importance. 1st World Congress on Ear and Hearing Care of Sound Hearing 2030. New Delhi, India.
Clark, J.L. (Feb. 2015). Challenges of hearing loss management in low and middle income countries. 1st World Congress on Ear and Hearing Care of Sound Hearing 2030. New Delhi, India.
Clark, J.L. (Feb. 2015). WHO preferred product profiles of hearing aids. 1st World Congress on Ear and Hearing Care of Sound Hearing 2030. New Delhi, India.
Clark, J.L. (Feb. 2015). Recreational noise and its impact on home and society. 1st World Congress on Ear and Hearing Care of Sound Hearing 2030. New Delhi, India.
Clark, J.L. (Oct 2014). Hearing loss management in context of the environment. World Health
Summit, Berlin, Germany. Clark, J.L. (August 2014). Processing Difficulties: Is it Auditory Neuropathy or Auditory
Processing Problems? Continuing Professional Development Worshop at University of The Witwatersrand, South Africa.
Clark, J.L. (August 2014). Can mHealth Technology Improve Humanitarian Impact? The University of The Witwatersrand, South Africa.
Clark, J.L. (August 2014). What is the Objective Evidence that Cognition and Hearing Loss are Correlated. The University of The Witwatersrand, South Africa.
Clark, J.L. (August 2014). Auditory Neuropathy: The Basics. The University of The Witwatersrand, South Africa.
Clark, J.L. (August 2014). Ethical Practices for Humanitarian. The University of The Witwatersrand, South Africa.
Clark, J.L., Saunders, J., Mwamba, A. (March, 2014). Featured Session: Building Your Sustainable Humanitarian Program – A Functional Workshop. AudiologyNOW! Orlando, Florida
Clark, J.L. (March, 2014). Fiscal responsibilities of humanitarian efforts: Is there such a thing? American Academy of Audiology Web Seminar.
Clark, J.L. (October, 2013). Updates on Auditory Neuropathy Spectrum Disorder. Texas Academy of Audiology Annual Conference, Richardson, Texas.
Clark, J.L., Laurent, C., & Mulder, A. (July, 2013). Ear Canal Management: Theoretical and Practical. Continuing Professional Development Workshop at University of Pretoria, South Africa.
Penn, C. & Clark, J.L. (August, 2013). Ethics and the Professions of Speech Language Pathology and Audiology in Developing Countries. Continuing Professional Development Workshop at University of Witwatersrand: Johannesburg, South Africa.
Clark, J.L. (March 2013). Programmes for improving access to hearing aids: Mozambique, S. Africa and Malawi. Consultation at World Health Organization on Provision of technologies in los-and middle income countries. Geneva, Switzerland.
Clark, J.L. & Penn, C. (August, 2012). Ethics and Audiology in Developing Countries. Continuing Professional Development Workshop at University of Witwatersrand: Johannesburg, South Africa.
Clark, J.L. (July, 2012). TeleAudiology Network. Sound Seekers Annual Conference: British Academic Conference in Otolaryngology: Glasgow, United Kingdom.
Clark, J.L. (July, 2012). The Coalition for Global Hearing Health: Who or What is it?. Sound Seekers Annual Conference: British Academic Conference in Otolaryngology: Glasgow, United Kingdom.
Clark, J.L. (June, 2012). Is TeleAudiology a Reality in Africa? ENT & Audiology Jamboree Conference: Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe.
Clark, J.L. (June, 2012). International Hearing Care Technicians in Developing Countries. ENT & Audiology Jamboree Conference: Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe.
Clark, J.L. (May, 2012). Change Management. Opening Speech at 3rd Annual Coalition for Global Hearing Health Conference: Pretoria, South Africa.
Clark, J.L. (May, 2012). International Hearing Care Technician Certificate Program. 3rd Annual Coalition for Global Hearing Health Conference: Pretoria, South Africa.
Clark, J.L. & Mulder, A. (May, 2012). Ear Canal Management Workshop. Pretoria University: Pretoria, South Africa
Clark, J.L. (May, 2012). Anatomy & Physiology of the Auditory System for Audiologists. 2nd Annual Kenya Society of Audiology Conference: Nairobi, Kenya.
Clark, J.L. (May, 2012). Autoimmune inner ear disorders and Audiology. 2nd Annual Kenya Society of Audiology Conference: Nairobi, Kenya.
Clark, J.L. (May, 2012). Updates on Auditory Neuropathy. 2nd Annual Kenya Society of Audiology Conference: Nairobi, Kenya.
Clark, J.L. (May, 2012). Clinical Otoacoustic Emissions in Audiology Practice. 2nd Annual Kenya Society of Audiology Conference: Nairobi, Kenya.
Clark, J.L. (May, 2012). Counseling for Audiologists. 2nd Annual Kenya Society of Audiology Conference: Nairobi, Kenya.
Clark, J.L. (May, 2012). Pediatric Audiometric Testing and Behavioral Analysis. 2nd Annual Kenya Society of Audiology Conference: Nairobi, Kenya.
Clark, J.L. (May, 2012). Measures of Electrophysiology in Audiology. 2nd Annual Kenya Society of Audiology Conference: Nairobi, Kenya.
Clark, J.L. (May, 2012). Genetics and Audiologists. 2nd Annual Kenya Society of Audiology Conference: Nairobi, Kenya.
Clark, J.L. (May, 2012). Ear Canal Management in Clinical Practice. 2nd Annual Kenya Society of Audiology Conference: Nairobi, Kenya.
Clark, J.L. (May, 2012). Utilizing Speech Audiometry. 2nd Annual Kenya Society of Audiology Conference: Nairobi, Kenya.
Clark, J.L. (May, 2012). TeleAudiology in Africa. 2nd Annual Kenya Society of Audiology Conference: Nairobi, Kenya.
Clark, J.L. (2012, March). Expecting more: Ethical and best practices in humanitarian efforts. American Academy of Audiology Web Seminar.
Clark, J.L. (2011, October). Holding Humanitarian Healthcare Providers to High Standards. Annual Oklahoma Speech and Hearing Association Conference: Tulsa, OKLA
Clark, J.L. (2011, September). Lessons for Humanitarians. Opening Speaker at 2nd Annual Coalition for Global Hearing Health Conference: Los Angeles, CA.
Clark, J.L. (2011, August). General Health and Hearing. General Practitioner Workshop. Beijing, China.
Clark, J.L. (2011, July). Things Learned Under the Tree: Insights into Global Humanitarianism. Featured at “Women in Audiology” by Oticon. Hollywood, CA.
Clark, J.L. (2011, July). Hearing Screening Programs: Where to Start. Featured Speaker at 1st Conference of the Kenya Society of Audiology, Nairobi, Kenya.
Clark, J.L. (2011, July). Ethics in Audiology. Featured Speaker at 1st Conference of Kenya Society of Audiology. Nairobi, Kenya.
Bankaitis, A.U., Clark, J.L., Saunders, J., Brouillette, R. (2011, April). Establishing sustainable humanitarian audiology programs. Featured Session at AudiologyNOW: The American Academy of Audiology, Chicago, Ill.
Clark, J.L., Browne, T. (2011, March). Global Humanitarian Audiology: Part TWO. American Academy of Audiology Web Seminar.
Clark, J.L. (2011, February). Holding humanitarian hearing healthcare providers to high standards. Twenty-First Annual Audiology Videoconference Mayo Clinic: Rochester, MN.
Clark, J.L. (2010, August). Submitting a Manuscript to a Peer Review Journal. Post Graduate Seminar at U. Witwatersrand; Johannesburg, South Africa.
Clark, J.L. & Mol, D. (2010, July). Ear Canal Management Workshop: Theoretical and Practical Aspects. Continuing Professional Education; U. Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa.
Ballachanda, B., Browne, T., Clark, J. (2010, March). Global Audiology: Humanitarian Audiology for Beginners. American Academy of Audiology Webinar.
Ballachanda, B. & Clark, J.L., (2010, April). Global and Humanitarian Audiology. Featured Presentation at AudiologyNow: The American Academy of Audiology, Dallas, TX.
Clark, J.L. (November, 2009). Importance of Audition on Cognition. Keynote speech at the Annual National Audiology Conference of China, Beijing: P.R.China
Clark, J.L. (November, 2009). Submitting Your Manuscript to a Western Academic Journal. Professional Education TongRen Hospital, Beijing: P.R. China
Clark, J.L., Mol, D. (July, 2009). Ear Canal Management Workshop: Theoretical and Practical Aspects. Continuing Professional Education; University of Witwatersrand.
Clark, J.L. (November 2008) Genetics in Audiology. Featured Presentation at 9th Annual Texas Academy of Audiology; Dallas, Texas.
Clark, J.L. (November 29 – 30, 2007) A Summary of Current Information on Auto Immune Inner Ear Disorders. Presentation at 5th Panamerican Congress of Audiology; Bogata, Columbia.
Clark, J.L. (November 29 – 30, 2007) Genetics in Audiology. Presentation at 5th Panamerican Congress of Audiology; Bogata, Columbia.
Clark, J.L. (November 8, 2007). Importance of Hearing Screening in Children. Therapy 2000 Seminar; Dallas, Tx.
Clark, J.L. (October 3, 2007). What Information Audiology Can Provide YOU! Our Children’s House Pediatric Rehabilitation Center In Service; Dallas, Tx.
Clark, J.L. (July 22, 2007) Genetics in Audiology. Seminar for Professional Audiologists; Johannesburg, South Africa.
Clark, J.L. (April 26 – 28, 2007) A Summary of Current Information on Auto Immune Inner Ear Disorders. Presentation at 1st International Conference on Prevention and Rehabilitation of Deafness and Hearing Impairment; Beijing, China
Clark, J.L. (April 26 – 28, 2007) Does and Don’ts of Submitting Manuscripts to a Western Academic Journal. Poster presented at 1st International Conference on Prevention and Rehabilitation of Deafness and Hearing Impairment; Beijing, China
Clark, J.L. (April 26 – 28, 2007) Incidence of Hearing Loss in Mozambique. Poster presented at 1st International Conference on Prevention and Rehabilitation of Deafness and Hearing Impairment; Beijing, China
Lai, L., Clark, J.L. (April 26 – 28, 2007). A model for hearing screening with language impaired children. Presentation at 1st International Conference on Prevention and Rehabilitation of Deafness and Hearing Impairment; Beijing, China
Clark, J.L. (April 2007) Humanitarian Issues in Global Audiology. Professional Session at Pre-Convention: American Academy of Audiology; Denver, Colorado.
Clark, J.L. (January 2007) Genetics in Audiology. Otolaryngology Division of University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas.
Clark, J.L. (November 2006) Genetics and Audiology. Audiology Division of University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas.
Clark, J.L. (July 2006) Autoimmune Inner Ear Disorders in Audiology. Professional Seminar for South African Speech and Hearing Association; Johannesburg, South Africa.
Clark, J.L. (April 2006) Many Faces of Humanitarian Audiology, Featured Session at the Annual Conference for the American Academy of Audiology; Minneapolis, Minnesota
Clark, J.L. (September, 2006). Volunteerism in Mozambique; Presentation to Methodist North Texas Conference Directors of Volunteer Programs; No. Texas Conference Office; Dallas, Tx
Clark, J.L. (October, 2006). Audiology in Mozambique; Presentation to non-professionals at Custer Road United Methodist Church; Plano, Tx
Clark, J.L. (July, 2005) Mechanisms and Clinical Issues Pertaining to Otoacoustic Emissions. Professional Seminar sponsored by the Johannesburg Speech and Hearing Therapist Association; Johannesburg, South Africa.
Clark, J.L. (July, 2005) Clinically Relevant Issues in Otoacoustic Emissions. Professional Seminar at the University of Pretoria; Pretoria, South Africa
Clark, J.L. (July, 2005) Electrophysiology and Audiology. Professional Seminar for Botswana Speech and Hearing Association.
Roeser, R.J., Clark, J.L. (October, 2004). Audiology Then, Now, Here and There. Presented at Oklahoma Speech-Language-Hearing Association Annual Conference.
Clark, J.L., Arnold, A. (April, 2004). Humanitarian Audiology. Presentation at the National Association of Future Doctors of Audiology Annual Conference; Salt Lake City.
Clark, J.L. (July, 2004) Clinical Applications of Otoacoustic Emissions. Short course for Professional Audiologists: University of The Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa.
Clark, J.L. (August, 2003) Hospital Based Audiology Services: Infant hearing screening & ototoxicity monitoring. Short course for Professionals: University of The Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa.
Published Abstracts Clark, J.L., Dybala, P.D., Moushegian, G. (1998). Concerns regarding automated-ABR infant
screenings. American Academy of Audiology Annual Convention: Abs. Clark, J.L., Dybala, P.D., Moushegian, G. (1998). Real ear characteristics of the ALGO2ª acoustic
transducer assembly. Assoc. Res. in Otolaryng. Mid-Winter Conference: Abs Clark, J.L., Moushegian, G., Rupert, A.L. (1997). Frequency and the Frequency-following
Response. Association for Research in Otolaryngology; MidWinter Conference: St. Petersburg, Fla. (Abstract 347).
Clark, J.L., Moushegian, G., Horak, J.L. (1997). The frequency-following response in pre-term neonates. American Association of Audiology Annual Conference, Ft. Lauderdale: Abs.
Clark, J.L., Moushegian, G., Rupert, A.L. (1996). Interaural time effects on the binaural frequency-following response. Assoc. Res. Otolaryng. Mid-Winter Conference Abs.
PROPOSAL AND GRANT ACTIVITY 2012 Proposal Submitted Title: Demographic Study of Hearing Loss in Southern Malawi Agency: NIH Time Duration: 3 years Total Requested: $720,000 2012 Proposal Submitted Title: Effect of Attack and Release Time on Speech in Noise Performance Agency: Hearing IRC Research Grant Application Time Duration: 2 years Total Requested: $250,000 2010 Proposal Submitted Title: Telehealth in Audiology in Rural Africa Agency: U.S. Aid Time Duration: 3 Years Total Requested: $131,000 FUNDING 2011 – 2012 Callier Clinical Fund: Normative Study on Speech in Noise - $5000 Callier Clinical Services Income to Callier Center: $30,000 - $50,000 annually Manufacturer Donations for Humanitarian Audiology Program: $20,000 annually
Student Name: Anne Marie Cardella Academic status: 2011 – 2013: PhD. Student U.T.D. (1st year project) Title of Research: A Speech-in-Noise Test Modified: Pilot Data for Adults with Hearing
Loss Student Name: Victor de Andrade Academic status: 2010 – 2013: PhD. Student U. Witwatersrand (dissertation) Title of Research: Impact of Rumors on Help Seeking Behaviors in Rural S. Africa Student Name: Anita Edwards Academic status: 2007 – 2010: PhD. student U Witwatersrand (dissertation) Title of Qualifying Thesis: Measurement of distortion product otoacoustic emissions in South
African gold-miners at risk for noise-induced hearing loss. Student Name: Marianne Kabahuma Academic status: 2007 – 2010: PhD. student U Witwarsrand (dissertation) Title of Qualifying Thesis: Prevalence of specific genetic traits in specific areas of Nigeria PhD Committee Member Student Name: Katharine Fitzharris Academic status: 2014 – 2016: PhD. Student U.T.D. (Dissertation) Title of Research: Speech understanding in noise: An auditory event-related potential
study AuD Supervisor Student Name: Katie Palmer Academic status: 2017 Completion: AuD. student UT Dallas (3rd year research project) Title of Research: Validation of Bone Conduction Testing with KuduWave Student Name: Grace Holderman Academic status: 2017 Completion: AuD. student UT Dallas (3rd year research project) Title of Research: Assessment of Screening Device for Children. Student Name: Alyce Schott Academic status: 2017 Anticipated Completion: AuD. student UT Dallas (3rd year
research project) Title of Research: Speech in Noise performance of individuals with Parkinsons Disease. Student Name: Jordan Racca Academic status: 2016 Anticipated Completion: AuD. student UT Dallas (3rd year
research project) Title of Research: Stimulus Parameter and Age Effects on ABR Noise Measures in
Adults Student Name: Kathryn Kuykendal Academic status: 2015 Anticipated Completion: AuD. student UT Dallas (3rd year
research project) Title of Research: Validity of Smartphone Based Hearing Tests
Student Name: Penelope Boettiger Academic status: 2014 Anticipated Completion: AuD. student UT Dallas (3rd year
research project) Title of Research: The Use of the Educational Hearing Game with Sound Module in a
Developing Nation Student Name: Brent Joe Academic status: 2014 Anticipated Completion: AuD. student UT Dallas (3rd year
research project) Title of Research: Can Diagnostic Audiological Testing Provide Cognitive Status
Information? Student Name: Alexandra Shevelyok Academic status: 2014 Anticipated Completion: AuD. student UT Dallas (3rd year
research project) Title of Research: Are Audiologists Sufficiently Serving the Culturally Diverse
Populations? Student Name: Jennifer Baqar Academic status: 2013 Anticipated Completion: AuD. student UT Dallas (3rd year
research project) Title of Research: Parental Perspectives on Audiological Diagnosis of Hearing Loss in
Offspring Student Name: Lauren Mosley Academic status: 2013 Anticipated Completion: AuD. student UT Dallas (3rd year
research project) Title of Research: Literature Review of Speech in Noise Testing in Hearing Aid Use Student Name: Carmen Pustejovsky Academic status: 2012 Completion: AuD. student UT Dallas (3rd year research project) Title of Research: Comparison of two Bluetooth Devices Student Name: Gabe Abeyta Academic status: 2011 Completion: AuD. student UT Dallas (3rd year research project) Title of Research: Is There Clinical Evidence Suggesting a Correlation with Smoking and Hearing Loss? Student Name: Sara Barnes Academic status: 2011 Completion: AuD. student UT Dallas (3rd year research project) Title of Research: Education requirements requirements for AuD: Increased adherence to current standard of practice Student Name: Christine Downer Academic status: 2011 Completion: AuD. student UT Dallas (3rd year research project) Title of Research: Survey of Cerumen removal practices of Audiology. Student Name: Stuart Tomlin
Academic status: 2011 Completion: AuD. student UT Dallas (3rd year research project) Title of Research: Patient Response Times According to Levels of Hearing Student Name: Kristen Kruse Academic status: 2009 Completion: AuD. student UT Dallas (3rd year research project) Title of Research: Evidence of children identified with minimal hearing loss
experiencing negative social-emotional effects than normal hearing peers
Student Name: Rebecca Breshin Academic status: 2009 Completion: AuD. student UT Dallas (3rd year research project) Title of Research: The use of the Meniett Device as an effective treatment option for
Meniere’s Disease: A Systematic Review Student Name: Stephanie Schaal Academic status: 2009 Completion: AuD. student UT Dallas (3rd year research project) Title of Research: Is there an improvement with speech in noise and sound localization
with bilateral bone anchored hearing aies (BAHAs) compared to unilateral BAHA?: A systematic Review
Student Name: Erin Curry Academic status: 2008 Completion: AuD. student UT Dallas (3rd year research project) Title of Research: Phoneme representation with frequency lowering technology for a
precipitious high frequency hearing loss Student Name: Paige Wahl Academic status: 2008 Completion: AuD. student UT Dallas (3rd year research project) Title of Research: Do children with auditory neuropathy benefit from wearing
amplification as measured decreases in P1 Latencies? Student Name: Ivonne Perez-Cervantez Academic status: 2008 Completion: AuD. student UT Dallas (3rd year research project) Title of Research: Speech recognition performance of monolingual and bilingual
individuals Student Name: Jessica Dagley Academic status: 2008 Completion: AuD. student UT Dallas (3rd year research project) Title of Qualifying Thesis: Do children who receive cochlear implants simultaneously exhibit
different outcomes than their peers who are implanted sequentially. Student Name: Sara Bodack Academic status: 2007 Completion: AuD. student UT Dallas (3rd year research project) Title of Research: OAE Suppression as Part of a Diagnostic Protocol: A Systematic
Review Student Name: Rachel Wood Academic status: 2007 Completion: AuD. student UT Dallas (3rd year research project) Title of Research: Clinical distinction of transient evoked distortion product otoacoustic
Student Name: Justin Langran Academic status: 2007 Completion: AuD. student UT Dallas (3rd year research project) Title of Research: Cultural and/or personal belief systems that affect helpl-seeking
behaviors of Korean-American Senior Citizens in pursuing and receiving audiological and/or medical treatment
Student Name: Karly Barriero Academic status: 2006 Completion: AuD. student UT Dallas (3rd year research project) Title of Research: CID Test Performance as it relates to lifestyle factors Student Name: Jennifer Wright Academic status: 2006 Completion: AuD. student UT Dallas (3rd year research project) Title of Research: Impact of lifestyle on tolerance for background noise Student Name: Allison Hampton Academic status: 2006 Completion: AuD. student UT Dallas (3rd year research project) Title of Research: Correlation between OAE Suppression and CID Everyday Speech Student Name: Hilda Dorsett Academic status: 2005 Completion: AuD. student UT Dallas (3rd year research project) Title of Research: Normative data on CID Everyday Speech Test Student Name: Holly Marvin Academic status: 2005 Completion: AuD. student UT Dallas (3rd year research project) Title of Research: Effectiveness of hearing screening program for special poulations
COLLEGIAL PEER REVIEWING American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Continuing Education Audiology OnLine Delmar Publications new book releases Journal of the American Academy of Audiology Journal for Academy of Rehabilitative Audiology Ear & Hearing International Journal of Audiology International Journal of Health & Noise International Journal of Pediatric Otorhinolaryngology Laryngoscope Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins new book releases South African Medical Research Council Research Proposal Review “Infant hearing loss in Cape Town: A community-based early detection Programme” The African Journal of Traditional, Complementary and Alternative Medicines The Hearing Journal
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Internet http://www.utdallas.edu/~jclark
Current web page includes syllabus for Introductory Audiology and Pediatric Audiology
classes, curriculum/academic vita, presentation and publications, and special projects. http://www.isa-audiology.org 2008 – 2011: Web liaison for International Society of Audiology http://www.audiology.org/professional/state/codie
Created the Committee for Diversity and International Exchange web page within the American Academy of Audiology Wegpage.
http://www.internationaljournalofaudiology.com Web steward for the International Journal of Audiology http://www.cedarcreekhearing.org Web creator and master for Private Practice: Cedar Creek Hearing Center Video Production 2005: Caring for the Hearing Impaired. Consultant, script writer as a subject matter expert, voice-
over for educational video produced for Certified Nurses Aids; Produced by Primedia Healthcare; Division of Trinity Workplace Learning.
employed on call. 1987 - 1993: Electrophysiology Labs of Dallas (Drs. Terese Finitzo and Kenneth Pool): Pediatric
and adult ABR testing/interpretation in office, neonatal ICU, and hospital bedside, interpretation of Brain Mapping for evoked potentials; full- and part-time.
1987 - 1993: Children's Medical Center of Dallas (Karen Ford): pediatric behavioral audiometry; part- and full-time
1987 - 1997: Dr. Maurice Edwards (St. Paul Hospital): adult/pediatric behavioral audiometry; part-time.
1987 -present: North Texas Screening/Diagnostic Services. Self-employed, administration of screening and consulting with private schools & corporations in Metroplex; part-time.
1992 - 1997: St. Paul Hospital Speech and Hearing Department (Jim Carter): adult/pediatric audiometry, initiated and administrate universal infant hearing screening program; initiated and administrate ototoxicity monitoring program; part-time; full-time.
1997 - 2000: Independent Industrial Audiology Consultant to Koch-Glitsch. 1998- 1999: Callier Center for Communication Disorders (Lee Wilson): Coordinate Outreach
Program for Mobile Hearing Screening Van; Administration of operations, coordinate screenings and diagnostic evaluations with community facilities; recruit and supervise graduate students to perform hearing screening procedures, Project Supervisor of HADEN Project, etc; part-time; clinical supervisor providing audiological and hearing aid dispensing services inside the Center.
1998-to present: Senior Clinical Audiologist conduct differential audiological diagnostic practice including hearing aid dispensing, ABR evaluations, and OAE testing; initiate an otoxicity monitoring program for rehabilitation hospitals; supervise graduate students. Services are provided at the Callier Center for Communication Disorders; Baylor Rehabilitation Hospital; and Baylor Our Children’s House Rehabilitation Hospital.
2002 – present: Audiological Consulting Services Jan. 2004 – present: Managing Editor; International Journal of Audiology. January 2005 – present: Partner of Private Practice, Cedar Creek Hearing Center; Tool, Texas.
Responsible for supervising, scheduling, and training up to 35 sales associates at one time in departments having multi-million dollar revenue as an area manager. Responsibilities for the buying office involved administrative tasks required for purchasing, marketing, distributing, and selling merchandise; all were dependent upon clear interactions with area managers, wholesale representatives, and company director.
Clinical Supervision:
1989 - 1990: C.F.Y. Supervision in Audiology at Children's Medical Center. 1998 - Current: C.F.Y. Supervision in Audiology at UTD/Callier Center 1996 to present: UTD, Dept Communication Disorders. Supervise Master Level Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology Graduate Students performing hearing screenings in the community. Research Experience:
1986 to 1988 : UTD Research Assistant 1988 (Dr. Ross Roeser) Aural Rehabilitation, Digital Tactile Devices, and Cochlear
Implants 1990 (Drs. Terese Finitzo and Sandy Friel-Patti) Pediatric Audiology using behavioral and
electrophysiologic (ABR and Brain Mapping) evaluations in clinical and research populations: pediatric otitis media, adult dysfluency, spasmodic dysphonia, and neurogenic disorders.
1986 - 1987: Master's Thesis, Differences between insert and supra-aural earphones 1988 - 1993: Brain Electrical Activity Mapping in Learning Disabled Children 1993 - 1995: Dissertation Topic, Frequency-following responses (brainstem evoked
responses) and brainstem timing qualities. Funded by Lear Ashmore Research Grant and Margaret F. Jonsonn Research Fund.
1995 - 1997: UTD Research Laboratory Supervisor/Coordinator (Dr. George Moushegian). Establish research protocol, collect, manage data, and oversee administration of all aspects of research lab in Auditory Brainstem Electrophysiology, Auditory and Visual Cortical Mapping.
Funded by Margaret F. Jonsonn Research Fund. 1996 - present: Universal Newborn Hearing Screening Protocols and Equipment 1998 - 2000: Supervise the daily administrative activities and students involved in, Hearing
Aid Dispensing to those in Economic Need (HADEN) funded by Texas commission for the Deaf and UTD/Callier Center (P.I., Linda Thibodeau).
2000: Efficacy study with Welch/Allyn Earwash system using adult subjects (P.I. Ross Roeser).
2002 – 2004: Cooperative Ototoxicity Monitoring Program for Baylor Rehabilitation Hospital in-patients.
2002 – Present: Determining effective clinical pediatric audiometric speech protocols 2002 – Present: Validity and replicability of clinically based otoacoustic emission measures 2002 – Present: Consulting with MicroPhonic Inc. Cochlear Implant System to establish
protocols, etc. to introduce a new cochlear implant device for review, study, etc. (shared responsibility with Ross Roeser)
2003 – Present: Rate and frequency of hearing aid repairs in a clinical setting 2003 – Present: Outcome measures with amplification used in developed and developing
countries. 2004 – Present: Impact of noise and life styles on ability to hear and perform in noise
Research Interests:
v Demographics of Hearing loss in indigenous populations v Effects of noise exposure on emotional, cultural and audiological outlook for adults v Improving, updating and confirming efficacy of Clinical Measures used in Audiology
practices for adults and pediatric populations v Neurophysiologic Assessment of Auditory Processing in the pediatric population v Linking behavioral with neurophysiologic data in disordered subjects. v Hybrid cochlear implantation technology affect on humans
Service Community 1989 -present: Trietsch Memorial United Methodist Church, various subcommittees (i.e. Summer
Free Lunch Program for 30 - 100 Children; Habitat for Humanity; Feed the Homeless; Environmental Concerns; Hearing Impaired Ministry; Breakfast with Santa for 350 people, Kitchen Task Force, etc.) involving planning, directing volunteers, and facilitating the process.
1990 - 1994: Member of various Booster Clubs (PTSA, Choir, Drama, Cross-Country, R.O.T.C., Soccer, Academic Decathlon) at my daughters' high school. Held office as Secretary then President of the Choir Booster Club.
1998 - 2002: Administrative Council/Missions Chair Trietsch Memorial United Methodist Church: Oversee the missions of the church (Health Fair, Habitat for Humanity, Feeding Homeless, Free Lunch Program for Children, Blood Drives, Highway Clean up, Disaster Preparedness, etc).
1998 – 2008: Team Leader of multi-national team mission trip to Rural Hospital Chicuque Mozambique Africa: Audiology Project includes planning and overseeing nurses and nursing students training in basic hearing testing; train social action workers to conduct hearing screenings; perform hearing tests; dispense hearing aids. Entire trip and supplies funded from private donations.
2008 – Present: Team Leader of multi-national team mission trip to Southern African Countries (South Africa and Malawi): Audiology Project includes planning and training technologists, nurses and college students to conduct hearing screenings; perform hearing tests; dispense hearing aids. Entire trip and supplies funded from private donations.
Professional 1994 - 2012: Assist in Hospitality activities of each Annual Scott Haug Audiology Hill Country
Retreat. 1998 - 2006: Editing and proofing (R. Roeser, H. Hosford-Dunn, M. Valente, Eds.) Audiology:
Diagnosis, Treatment Strategies, and Practice Management 1st and 2nd Editions. Thieme Publishing, New York.
1999 - 2001: Committee for Diversity and International Exchange, which is within the American Academy of Audiology.
1999 to 2002: Co-creator and administrator of the Clearinghouse for International Audiology Opportunities (CIAO) with the American Academy of Audiology.
2001- 2009: Director of Publications, Texas Academy of Audiology; Executive Board Member
Texas Academy of Audiology 2002 – Present: Humanitarian Audiologists Chair within the International Society of Audiology 2002 - 2008: Honors and Recognition Committee Member for American Academy of Audiology 2002 – Present: Special Olympics Healthy Hearing Volunteer, Annual hearing screenings 2003 – Present: Managing Editor, International Journal of Audiology 2006 - Present: Audiology Online Advisory and Review Board Member 2009 – Present: Conference Co-organizer of the Coalition for Global Hearing Health 2010 - 2013: Honors and Recognition Committee Member for American Academy of Audiology 2011 – 2012: President-Elect; Texas Academy of Audiology 2012 – 2013: President; Texas Academy of Audiology 2013 – 2014: Past President; Texas Academy of Audiology 2013 – 2015: Consultant, World Health Organization 2013 – 2016: Member-at-Large; American Academy of Audiology 2014 – 2016: Board of Governors, American Board of Audiology 2015: Regional Advisor of the 1st World Congress on Ear and Hearing Care, New Delhi, India 2016 – 201: President-Elect; American Academy of Audiology Teaching Responsibilities 1987 to 1988: UTD, Dept. Communication Disorders. Teaching Assistant in Advanced Clinical
Audiology (Graduate Audiology Students) 1996 to present: UTD, Dept. Communication Disorders. Advanced Clinical Audiology
(Undergrad/Graduate level). 1997 to present: UTD, AuD Program. Pediatric Audiology (Graduate Audiology Students) 2003 – Present: Provide various survey topics to undergraduate students at University of The
Witwatersrand, Johannesburg, South Africa. August 2003: Humanitarian Audiology Opportunities in Mozambique. Short course at
Witwatersrand University, Johannesburg, South Africa. July 2004: Pediatric Audiology. Graduate level course at The University of The Witswatersrand,
Johannesburg, South Africa. 2005 to Present: UTD, AuD Program. Differential Audiology (Graduate Audiology Students) 2007 to Present: UTD, AuD Program. Anatomy & Physiology of Audition (Graduate Audiology
(Graduate level). 2013: American Institute of Continuing Medical Education: Online Course International Hearing
Care Technician Certificate Program. Auditory Anatomy and Physiology 2013: American Institute of Continuing Medical Education: Online Course International Hearing
Care Technician Certificate Program. Sound and Acoustics 2013: American Institute of Continuing Medical Education: Online Course International Hearing
Care Technician Certificate Program. Inner Ear Disorders 2013: American Institute of Continuing Medical Education: Online Course International Hearing
Care Technician Certificate Program. Retrocochlear (neural) Disorders 2013: American Institute of Continuing Medical Education: Online Course International Hearing
Care Technician Certificate Program. Pure Tone Hearing Test Techniques: Air Conduction 2013: American Institute of Continuing Medical Education: Online Course International Hearing
Care Technician Certificate Program. Pure Tone Hearing Test Techniques: Bone Conduction
