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Anne Marie is proud to call Susan a friend and colleague and hopes she will continue to benefit children with hearing loss and their families, inspire young clinicians and researchers, and maintain passion for her work for many years to come!
Dawna Lewis looks at the ongoing development of the Desired Sensation Level (DSL) Method and how Susan and her colleagues were willing to take what Richard Seewald started and continue to gather evidence and update methods and protocols to help meet the needs of children with hearing loss.
Susan Scollie shares her thoughts on the NCA, DSL and Dr Richard Seewald, The Pediatric Bone Conduction Working Group, and more.
This issue of CanadianAudiologist.ca is proud to be able to celebrate the life’s achievements of Dr. Susan Scollie. When her colleagues were surreptitiously asked to contribute an article, they only had to be asked once before immediately agreeing.
Industry News: July 2022
1. Obituary: Hans Kunov
2. Obituary: David Baguley
3. CASLPO Multi Province Agreement
4. AAMHL Conference
CAA News: July 2022
1. Early Bird Registration is open for the conference
2. CAA Audiology Awareness Video
3. CAA Blog: A New Web Tool for Mild Hearing Loss in Infants and Children
4. Recent 2022 Blogs on the CAA site
Hans Kunov (1938 – 2022) (Affectionately Known As “The Great Dane” or TGD) Hans died peacefully at home on June 4, surrounded by family and friends, Hans was born and educated in Denmark where he completed his doctoral studies in electrical engineering. He showed an early interest in what was then the emerging field of…
Early Bird Registration is open for the conference: CAA is pleased to announce the opening of the early bird registration for the CAA Conference 2022 at the Sheraton Fallsview, Niagara Falls, Ontario from Oct 12 to 15. Special early bird prices will be in place until July 11, 2022. Please see the website for details of our exciting program of outstanding speakers and…
The verb “to Scollie” is defined in the Dictionary of Seewald Language (DSL) as “to get things done” as in ‘will you please Scollie this article for me?’. The implication is that Susan Scollie will correct any errors in the article and do it quickly without hesitation. The etymology is not clear but it is…
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