Volume 6
Message from the President
Like all beautiful cities across Canada, Halifax is known for its unique personality. That is why I, admittedly, had some trepidation about the weather forecast for our 22nd CAA conference in October. The week leading up to Halloween can easily bring wet windy weather to our shores, but I believe all attendees at our largest conference in CAA history were not disappointed. Even the brief downtown-wide power outtake did not dampen the enthusiasm. As Brent…
The Canadian Academy of Audiology: A Transformative Organization
I have always valued the member diversity at the Canadian Academy of Audiology (CAA). We are clinicians, researchers, educators, business owners, and members of industry, and this composition makes us truly unique. Together, we have built an organization that has accomplished some amazing initiatives to further audiology in Canada. Therefore, I would like to acknowledge…
Message from the President
The Canadian Academy of Audiology (CAA) is a very special and unique organization. It does a superb job of representing the interests of audiologists in Canada, and this is made possible because of the competence, dedication and creativity of its volunteers, committee members, board of directors, administrative staff and executive director. CAA thrives on professional…
Volume 5
The Big Picture
It has been an honour and a privilege to serve as President of the Canadian Academy of Audiology this past year, 2017-2018. As an Academy, we have done some amazing work and we should pat ourselves on the back for all that we have accomplished. Through leadership, advocacy, education, research and increasing public awareness on…
Message from the President
I have been involved with many discussions with audiologist colleagues and friends about the issues surrounding stigma with hearing loss and hearing aids, lately. In my opinion, while we are slowly increasing awareness of audiology and audiologists in the world, we still have much more to do before the topic of hearing health care becomes…
Volume 4
Message from the President
Dear CAA Members, As the incoming president of CAA, I would like to acknowledge and thank Jean Holden, our executive director and Tracy Cook, our administrative manager, as well as all the volunteers who serve on the Board of Directors and on the many Committees, Task Forces, Coalitions and Interest Groups. They dedicate their time…
Message from the President
During the month of October, audiologists have a unique opportunity to promote and support audiology in Canada. As the outgoing president of the Canadian Academy of Audiology, I would like to acknowledge the amazing audiologists we have in Canada. In particular, the ones who show special commitment and dedication to the CAA. As we celebrate…
Volume 3
Message from the President
Version française disponible ci-dessous The world of audiology came together recently in Vancouver at the 33rd World Congress. With the leadership of co-chairs Kathy Pichora-Fuller and Marshall Chasin along with collaboration from CAA, SAC, ISA and the conference committee, the event was an outstanding success! World-class events like these are one of the many reasons…
Message from the President
It has been a tremendous privilege over the past year to serve as president of CAA. As you know, one of our main association objectives each year is to bring to our members a world-class congress that provides audiologists a chance to assemble, learn and connect over the important issues in our field. The World…
Volume 2
Canadian Academy of Audiology Conference
Between the two of us, Canadian Audiologist Editor-in-Chief Marshall Chasin and I likely attend around a dozen conferences a year, and hands down, our favourite continues to be the annual conference of the Canadian Academy of Audiology. The conference is intimate and accessible, consistently offers a world class selection of speakers and learning opportunities, and…
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