Research Symposium in Communication Sciences and Disorders

传播科学与疾病研究研讨会

基本信息

批准号：
9052420
负责人：
MARGARET A. ROGERS
金额：
$ 4万
依托单位：
AMERICAN SPEECH-LANGUAGE-HEARING ASSN
依托单位国家：
美国
项目类别：
财政年份：
1997
资助国家：
美国
起止时间：
1997-08-01 至 2020-12-31
项目状态：
已结题

来源：
https://reporter.nih.gov/project-details/9052420
关键词：
Address American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Aphasia Area Attention Auditory Autistic Disorder Award Clinical Communication Communication impairment Communities Complex Deposition Developing Countries Development Discipline Disease Event Faculty Fees Funding General Population Generations Grant Health Health Communication Hearing Hour Human Journals Language Libraries Manuscripts Mentors Peer Review Process PubMed Publications Published Comment Reader Reading Research Research Personnel Research Support Science Scientific Advances and Accomplishments Scientist Slide Speech Staging Structure Students Technology Time Translational Research Travel Universities Work Writing base brain computer interface career career development design experience improved improved outcome knowledge base member next generation online community programs public health relevance sound specific language impairment stem symposium web site

项目摘要

DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): This application proposes continued support for the Research Symposium in Communication Sciences and Disorders at the annual Convention of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association and the Research Symposium Travel Award. The Travel Award will provide funds to support the participation of 75 early-career scientists in communication sciences and disorders and related disciplines. Through a full day conference and mentoring opportunities that occur before, during, and after each Symposium, the Research Symposium, now in its twenty-fifth year, will be effective in helping promising, early-stage scientists to become integrated into their scientific community and to help them succeed in becoming productive scholars. The scientific base of the discipline will be strengthened through the publication of Symposium articles in a Research Symposium Forum submitted each year to the Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research. The Travel Award mechanism provides an opportunity for protégés to work with their mentors to complete a mentored review of one of the articles submitted by the Symposium speakers. Protégés will work with their mentors in advance to prepare questions for the question-and-answer period following each presentation based on their reading of the articles identified by each speaker. During the Symposium, protégés will be invited to ask questions of the speakers. Both the presentations and the question-and-answer periods will be recorded (audio synced with slides) and these videos will be captioned and made freely accessible through the ASHA Research Symposium website. The Research Symposium grant aims to advance the research career development of approximately 75 early-career scientists focused on research in communication sciences and disorders over the next 5 year funding cycle and to advance scientific dialog and widespread dissemination of recent research on five clinical areas of central importance to the communication sciences and disorders discipline.

描述（由应用程序提供）：本申请提案继续支持美国言语听力协会年度大会和研究研讨会旅行奖的通信科学和疾病研究研讨会。旅行奖将提供资金，以支持75名早期职业科学家参与传播科学和疾病以及相关学科。通过一次全天会议和在每次研讨会之前和之后发生的心理机会，现在已经二十五年的研究研讨会将有效地帮助承诺，早期的科学家将早期的科学家融入其科学社区，并帮助他们成功成为有生产力的学者。该学科的科学基础将通过每年提交的言论，语言和听力研究杂志提交的研究研讨会论坛中的发表在研讨会论坛中得到加强。旅行奖机制为Protégés提供了与导师合作的机会，以完成对研讨会演讲者提交的文章之一的指导评论。 Protégés将根据他们对每位演讲者确定的文章的阅读，将与导师提前合作，在每个演讲后为问答期准备问题。在研讨会期间，将记录演示文稿和问答期（与幻灯片同步的音频），这些视频将由ASHA研究研讨会网站自由访问。研究研讨会的授予旨在推进大约75名早期职业科学家的研究职业发展，这些早期科学家专注于在接下来的5年筹资周期内研究沟通科学和疾病的研究，并推进科学对话和宽度传播，并广泛传播了对近期对交流科学和疾病的核心重要性的五个临床领域的研究。