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Greg
Snyder, PhD Educational
History
Employment
History
Recent
Scholarly
Activity
PUBLISHED REFEREED JOURNAL ARTICLES
ARTICLES
IN REVIEW AT REFEREED JOURNALS Blanchet,
P., Snyder, G.
(2009b). An
Evidence-Based Evaluation of Speech Rate Treatments for Individuals
with Parkinson’s Disease.
Manuscript under review at Perceptual
and Motor
Skills. Vaughan, L., Bledsoe, J, Blevins, S., Gowan, S, Gregory, M., & Snyder, G. (2009). A Survey of Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation Use in Dysphagia Treatment. Manuscript
under review at Contemporary Issues in Communication Science and Disorders.
PUBLISHED
ABSTRACTS,
ARTICLES,
BOOK CHAPTERS & PAMPHLETS Editor
& Contributing Researcher. "Altered
Speech Feedback." 50 Great Activities for
Children Who Stutter: Pro-Ed Publishers.
(Reitzes,
2006) Kalinowski,
J., Stuart, A., Rastatter, M.P, Dayalu, V. & Snyder, G. (2001). Fluency
Enhancement in Persons Who
Stutter Via Visual Choral Speech. ASHA Leader. Kalinowski,
J., Stuart, A., Rastatter, M. P., Rami, M. K., Snyder, G., Dayalu, V.,
&
Thorne, L. (2000). Gestural feedback, sensory-motor integration,
hemispheric
relationships, and stuttering. ASHA Leader, 5 (16), 171.
PUBLISHED
REFEREED
INTERNET
ARTICLES Snyder,
G., Reitzes, P. (2007).
Extending
the
Self-Help Movement into
the Digital Domain. Invited
Manuscript. International
Stuttering Awareness Day Online Conference.
GRANTS
RECEIVED Day,
E., Stratton, G.,
Waddell, D., Snyder, G.
Utilizing the Vicon Bodybuilder Suite to Develop 3D Movement. Completed
in January, 2009. Granting
Agency: The University of Mississippi Office of Research and Sponsored
Programs. Total Funding Awarded: $10,000.
HONORS,
AWARDS &
MEDIA
ATTENTION Snyder,
G. (2008). iPod - Icon of
the
Digital
Music Revolution. Exhibit featured at the Science
Museum in London, UK. Snyder, G. (2008) University of Mississippi Speech & Hearing Center—Awarded Site Leader for a Phase II-b Clinical Trial: Pagoclone. Pharmaceutical Stuttering Management. (Incomprehensibly, The University of Mississippi declined the offer from Indevus Pharmaceutical.) Snyder,
G. (2007). Chancellor's
Annual
Report: Faces of Success Snyder,
G. (2007). The Year In
Medicine:
iPods. Time
Magazine. December
3, 2007, p. 76.
ARTICLES
IN
PREPARATION FOR
SUBMISSION TO REFEREED JOURNALS Snyder,
G., Blanchet,
P., Hirt, H. (2009). Distinctive
Feature Analysis of Fluency Enhancement Induced
by Self-Generated Tactile Feedback. Data analysis in progress. Snyder,
G., Blanchet,
P. (2009). Therapeutic
Efficacy of an Inexpensive Prosthetic Stuttering
Management Device. Manuscript
in preparation. Snyder,
G. (2009). Induced
Fluency in
People who Stutter via a Single Initiating Gestural Prime.
Manuscript
in preparation. Snyder,
G. (2009). Induced
Fluency in
People who Stutter via Single Self- and Externally-Generated Oral
Primes. Manuscript
in preparation.
CURRENT
RESEARCH &
CONCEPTS IN DEVELOPMENT Snyder,
G. The Existence of
Stuttering
and Cluttering in Sign Language. Data
collection in progress. Snyder,
G. Accounting for Fluency
Enhancement via a Second Speech Signal:
The
Syllabic Gestural Prime. Snyder,
G. Mu: Reconciling
the
limitations in Science, Evidence Based Practice, and the Reality of the
Stuttering Phenomenon. Manuscript
in Preparation. Snyder, G. Audio and Video Classroom Podcasting: (1) Offering a free education for all people, regardless of age, gender, race, creed, religion, finances, or other limitations; (2) Creating new revenue streams for faculty and the university by the sale of continuing education units to professionals (via audio and video podcasts). Snyder, G. The real-time application of mind-mapping in the undergraduate and graduate classroom. Snyder, G. The real-time use of social media (i.e., Twitter) in the undergraduate and graduate classroom. Snyder,
G., Waddell,
D., Goggins, P. The development of a
prosthetic device for the management of stuttering and other
freezing/fluency movement disorders.
RESEARCH
PRESENTATIONS Snyder,
G., Hirt,
Heather. (2009). Distinctive
Features
of
Enhanced Fluency Induced by
Tactile Speech Feedback. Paper submitted
to the American Speech, Language and Hearing Association's
National Convention,
New Orleans, LA. Gray,
A., Grant, JG.,
Herring, V., Walhood, C.,
Snyder, G. (2008). An
Assessment of stress and anxiety in
Speech Language Pathology Graduate Students. Paper
presented at the American Speech, Language and Hearing
Association's National Convention, Chicago, IL. Allen,
C., Bailey, J., Drinkard, N., Griffin, K., Snyder, G.
(November,
2007). The Validity and
Reliability
of Stuttering Frequency Assessment
in
Telemedicine. Paper presented at
the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association's National
Convention, Boston,
MA. Snyder,
G., Klien J. (July, 2007).
Parents: Learning
to Stutter. National Stuttering
Association's National Conference. Atlanta,
GA. Snyder,
G., Klien, J. (July, 2007).
Teens:
Bringing
Stuttering
Out in the
Open. National Stuttering
Association's National Conference. Atlanta,
GA. Snyder,
G. (March, 2007). Pharmaceutical
Stuttering Management:
Past, Present & Future. Paper
presented at the Mississippi Speech-Language-Hearing Association Annual
Convention, Jackson, MS. Snyder,
G. (March, 2007). Stuttering
in Sign Language. Paper presented at the
Mississippi
Speech-Language-Hearing Association Annual Convention, Jackson, MS. Hatfield,
A., Goodman, M., Locastro, K., Logan, M., Snyder, G.
(2006). Stuttering
Resources
for the
School-Based Speech-Language
Pathologist. Paper presented at
the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association's National
Convention, Miami, FL. Snyder,
G. (July, 2006). Growing
up stuttering: What I learned
in my 20's that I wish I knew in my teens. National
Stuttering Association's National Conference, Long
Beach, CA. Snyder,
G. (July, 2006). The
Scientific Basis for Prosthetic
Stuttering Management Devices (And how to build one for less than $50). National
Stuttering Association's
National Conference, Long Beach, CA. Snyder,
G., Klein, J. (July, 2006).
Understanding
the
Stuttering
Experience: An Introduction for Parents, Spouses, and Significant
Others of
People who Stutter. National
Stuttering Association's National Conference, Long Beach, CA. Snyder,
G., Hough, M. (June, 2006).
The
effects of a single
silent
initiating speech gesture on stuttering frequency.
5th
International
Conference
on Speech Motor Control, Nijmegen,
The Netherlands. Hough,
M., Snyder, G. (June, 2006).
The
effects of a single
self-generated
syllabic prime on stuttering frequency. 5th
International
Conference
on Speech Motor Control, Nijmegen,
The Netherlands. Snyder,
G. (March, 2006). Current
Clinical Research in Motor
Speech, Fluency, Literacy & Hearing Sciences. Paper
presented at the Mississippi Speech-Language-Hearing
Association Annual Convention, Jackson, MS. Snyder,
G. (March, 2006). The
Neurophysiologic Basis of
Stuttering Treatment. Paper
presented at the Mississippi Speech-Language-Hearing Association Annual
Convention, Jackson, MS. Snyder,
G. (November, 2005). Stuttering
Behaviors in Speech,
Simultaneous Communication and Sign. Paper
presented at the
American Speech-Language-Hearing
Association's
National Convention, San Diego, CA Snyder,
G. (November, 2005). Describing
and Operationally Defining
Stuttered Sign Language: A Hypothesis. Paper
presented at the
American Speech-Language-Hearing
Association's
National Convention, San Diego, CA Snyder,
G. (February, 2005). Therapeutic
Considerations for the
Pediatric Stuttering Population. District
of Columbia Speech and Hearing Association. Washington,
DC. Snyder,
G. (November, 2004). Exploratory
Research of Cognitive
Initiation in the Enhanced Fluency Phenomenon. Paper
presented at the American Speech-Language-Hearing
Association's National Convention, Philadelphia, P.A. Snyder,
G. (November, 2004). Contributions
of Speech Feedback and
the Speech Gesture in Stuttering. Paper
presented at the
American Speech-Language-Hearing
Association's
National Convention, Philadelphia, PA. Snyder,
G. (February, 2004). Developments
in the Neurophysiological
Stuttering Model: Implications for the Present and Future of Stuttering
Theory
and Management. Paper presented at
the District of Columbia Speech and Hearing Association.
Washington,
DC. Snyder,
G. (June, 2003). Confronting
Relapse: The Science, The
Treatment,
and
The
Emotions. Paper presented at the
National Stuttering Association's Annual Convention, Nashville,
TN. Snyder,
G. (June, 2003). Accepting
and Understanding the Dynamic
Nature of Stuttering. Paper
presented at the National Stuttering Association's Annual
Convention, Nashville,
TN. Snyder,
G., Strauss-Hough, M. (April,
2003). An Analysis of
Adaptation
and Relapse in Stuttering Management. Paper
presented at the
North
Carolina Speech, Hearing, and
Language
Association's Annual Convention, Research Triangle Park, NC. Snyder,
G., Strauss-Hough, M. (November, 2002) A
Neurotheoretical
Explanation of Evoked Fluency and Stuttering
Relapse. Paper presented at the
American Speech, Hearing, and Language Association's Annual
National
Conference, Atlanta, Ga. Snyder,
G., Strauss-Hough, M. (April,
2002). Reconciling the Motor
and
Linguistic Components within Stuttering Theory. Paper
presented at the North Carolina Speech, Hearing, and
Language Association's Annual Convention, Winston Salem, NC.
SERVICE
RELATED
CLINICAL
AND SCHOLASTIC ACTIVITY American
Speech-Language and Hearing Association's National Convention Program
Committee. Boston, 2007. Co-Creator
& Co-editor. The Journal
of Stuttering Therapy, Advocacy
and Research. A
free online
refereed and peer-reviewed journal: [
http://www.JournalofStuttering.org ]. Conceptual
Creator & (former) Host. StutterTalk
(2006-2008). An
online audio
publication
representing the extension of the self-help movement into the digital
domain. [ http://www.StutterTalk.com
].
TEACHING CSD
405 (3 hr). Voice & Fluency
Disorders Department of
Communication
Sciences & Disorders, The
University
of Mississippi. CSD
452 (3 hr). Speech Science.
Department
of
Communication
Sciences & Disorders, The
University of Mississippi. CSD
513 (3 hr). Speech Science.
Department
of
Communication
Sciences & Disorders, The
University of Mississippi. CSD
521 (3 hr). Disorders of Fluency. Department
of
Communication
Sciences & Disorders, The
University of Mississippi. CSD
613 (3 hr). Research Design
&
Analysis. Department of
Communication
Sciences & Disorders, The
University
of Mississippi. HSLS
750.01 (3 hr). Voice Disorders.
Department
of Hearing, Speech
and Language
Sciences, Gallaudet University. (Spring: 2004, 2005) HSLS
751.01 (2 hr). Stuttering. Department
of
Hearing, Speech and
Language
Sciences, Gallaudet University. (Spring: 2004, 2005) HSLS
760.01 (3 hr). Organic and Swallowing
Disorders. Department of Hearing,
Speech
and Language Sciences, Gallaudet
University. (Fall: 2003, 2004) CSDI
2100 (3 hr). Introduction to
Communication
Disorders. Department of
Communication
Sciences
& Disorders, East Carolina University. (Fall,
2000; Spring 2001) CSDI
4000 (5 hr). Introduction to Speech
Disorders. Department of
Communication
Sciences & Disorders, East
Carolina
University. (Fall, 2001;
Fall, 2002)
FACULTY ACTIVITY REPORTS Faculty Activity Report, 2009. Faculty Evaluation Report, 2009. Faculty Activity Report, 2008. Faculty Evaluation Report, 2008. Faculty Activity Report, 2007. Faculty Evaluation Report, 2007. Faculty Activity Report, 2006. Faculty Evaluation Report, 2006. Faculty Activity Report, 2005. (Ole Miss). Faculty Evaluation Report, 2005. (Gallaudet) DIRECTED
THESES AND
RESEARCH PROJECTS Aerodynamic
Analysis
of Inadequate Breath Support.
(2005). Thesis completed by Colleen Mallony, Department of Hearing,
Speech and
Language Sciences, Gallaudet University. Military
&
Civilian Speech-Language
Pathologists' Attitudes Toward Evidence-Based Practice. (2009). Thesis
completed by Lauren Furr, Department of Communication Sciences
&
Disorders,
The University of Mississippi.
SERVICE
TO THE
DEPARTMENT,
SCHOOL AND UNIVERSITY Interim
Graduate
Program Coordinator, Department of
Communication Sciences & Disorders, The University of
Mississippi
(Fall,
2007—Spring, 2009). Guest
Lectures on
Stuttering and other Fluency
Disorders, CSD 201, Department of Communication Sciences &
Disorders, The University
of Mississippi. (Fall & Spring
Semesters: 2005-...) Oral
Comprehensive
Examinations, Spring (2006-...). Department
of Communication Sciences
& Disorders, The University of Mississippi. Written
Comprehensive
Examinations, Spring (2006-...). Department
of Communicative Disorders,
The University of Mississippi. Clinical
Consultation
upon request. Department
of Communicative Disorders,
The University of Mississippi. (Time spent in consultation
ranges from
0 to 15 hours weekly.) Oral
Comprehensive
Examinations, Spring (2004, 2005). Department
of Hearing, Speech and
Language Sciences, Gallaudet University. Written
Comprehensive
Examinations, Spring (2004,
2005). Department of Hearing,
Speech and Language Sciences, Gallaudet University. Admissions
Committee,
Spring (2004, 2005). Department of
Hearing, Speech and
Language Sciences, Gallaudet University. |