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Dr. Martin-Harris and the SCSC met for a long over Dr. Martin-Harris and the SCSC met for a long overdue celebration of the accomplishments of the lab members and the exciting changes occurring in the lab. Congratulations to Dr. Terry Hopkins-Rossabi for graduating from the Northwestern University PhD program, and to Dr. Abby Nellis for graduating from the Northwestern University SLPD program. The lab also wishes farewell to Munirah Alkhuwaiter and her family as they return home. đź’ś
Exciting SLP job opportunity with Dr. Martin-Harri Exciting SLP job opportunity with Dr. Martin-Harris and the Swallowing Cross-Systems Collaborative at Northwestern University!
Join the SCSC and Northwestern University research Join the SCSC and Northwestern University researchers, faculty, clinicians, and students in the Dysphagia Research Society (DRS) 2022 Run for Research. The Run for Research supports scientists and clinicians working to improve swallowing and quality of life for individuals with dysphagia, or trouble swallowing. The Northwestern Trail Blazers will be running/walking for research on Thursday, June 23rd at 4pm. Runners and supporters will meet at the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders in Evanston (Frances Searle Building) and enjoy a beautiful 5k run/walk along the lakefront. To join the Northwestern Trail Blazers, use the following link and code “SCSC” to register with our team. Registrations is $45 and all proceeds go to DRS.  https://runsignup.com/Race/Register?raceId=128635&corpTeamId=25444&corpToken=7IBHBFRcujamCD7XzYVD47c6MQRfgejf . Interested in contributing to the Northwestern Trail Blazers’ fundraising efforts but not joining the run/walk? Use the following link to donate. After entering the desired donation amount, select “Other” and type our team name, “Northwestern Trail Blazers”.   https://runsignup.com/Race/Donate/WI/Kimberly/DRSRunforResearch.  For more information about the DRS Run for Research, visit: https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://runsignup.com/Race/WI/Kimberly/DRSRunforResearch__;!!Dq0X2DkFhyF93HkjWTBQKhk!S4c2F41rz9AxqKK69UPTmSydoya1pgat4Wym8DDuVj3d6cSP5arZcErAXaMfHiypYBref_Ue2EyVpS60T1aC-wx-HVAa7lIEwmu_mgzpO3aXCA$ For specific questions about the Northwestern Trail Blazers run on June 23rd, message or email us at scsc@northwestern.edu.
June is Dysphagia Awareness Month! The American B June is Dysphagia Awareness Month! The American Board of Swallowing and Swallowing Disorders (AB-SSD) hosts Dr. Bonnie Martin-Harris, one of the founders of AB-SSD, for a one hour conversation about all things swallowing related in celebration of Dysphagia Awareness Month! Join us for the AB-SSD Facebook Live Event on June 15th at 8pm est. For more information, visit swallowingdisorders.org
Tune-in to this week’s episode of the Swallow Yo Tune-in to this week’s episode of the Swallow Your Pride podcast to hear Dr. Martin-Harris talk about the importance of standardized assessment of swallowing, the history of the MBSImP, and the research being conducted in the SCSC!
Join Dr. Martin-Harris as she presents at the Cont Join Dr. Martin-Harris as she presents at the Control of Breathing and Airway Defense (CoBAD) International Online Seminar Series on Friday, May 6th at 3:00 pm ET (2 pm CST). Dr. Martin-Harris’ seminar is entitled: “Biomechanical Impact of Respiratory Phase & Lung Volume on Airway Protection, Swallowing Impairment and Treatment.” Register for the CoBAD Series at: http://bit.ly/CoBAD3.
The members of the SCSC are excited to attend the The members of the SCSC are excited to attend the NM Women in Medicine Conference today to learn more about ways to promote gender equity in research and leadership. As a member of the Northwestern Memorial Women in Medicine Steering Committee, Dr. Martin-Harris and her colleagues proactively address the challenges that women in medicine face in career development, academic and research support, and salary inequities.
Welcome Lily Garza! Lily joined Dr. Martin-Harris Welcome Lily Garza! Lily joined Dr. Martin-Harris and the Swallowing Cross-Systems Collaborative Lab at Northwestern University as a Study Coordinator for the recently awarded R01 grant investigating a novel treatment for swallowing impairment due to head and neck cancer. Lily received her Master’s in Clinical Research and Regulatory Administration from Northwestern University in 2012. Lily has most recently worked at Abbott Laboratory as an Associate Research Data Coordinator. In this role, she identified and created quality plans and filled the responsibilities of the data management role during clinical studies in the areas of neuroscience and immunology. Prior to her role at Abbott, Lily worked as a Research Technician in molecular biology and endocrinology in the Curt Horvath Laboratory at Northwestern University and Children’s Memorial Hospital. We are happy to have Lily as the newest member of the SCSC!
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