Tiffany Shelton | Audiology
Comm Disorders & Deaf Ed
Clinical Assistant Professor
Educational Background
Licensures & Certifications
Biography
Dr. Shelton is a Clinical Assistant Professor in Audiology. She occasionally teaches undergraduate and graduate courses but spends the majority of her time supervising and teaching graduate students and providing direct care to patients in the Hearing and Balance Clinic located in the Sorensen Center for Clinical Excellence.
Teaching Interests
Acoustics, anatomy and physiology of the ear; APD; Pharmacology and ototoxicity; tinnitus; audiology diagnostics.
Awards
Outstanding Clinical Service Award, 2005
Outstanding Clinician Award, 1996
Graduate with Departmental Honors, 1994
Magna Cum Laude
Scholars Day Award, 1994
A-Pin Award for Outstanding Scholastic Achievement, 1991
Blue Key Award for Scholastic Achievement, 1991
Gold Key Award for Excelling in Academics, 1991
Publications | Journal Articles
Professional Journal
- Shelton, T., (2016). Benefits and Challenges of Incorporating Psychosocial Screening into Audiology. International Journal of Audiology
- Shelton, T., (1995). The Acoustic Transparency of Ad-Hear Wax Guards when Using DPOAEs.
Public or Trade Journal
- Munoz, K.F, McLeod, H., Pitt, C., Preston, E., Shelton, T., Twohig, M.P, (2017). Recognizing emotional challenges of hearing loss. The Hearing Journal28, 718-730. *
An asterisk (*) at the end of a publication indicates that it has not been peer-reviewed.
Publications | Other
An asterisk (*) at the end of a publication indicates that it has not been peer-reviewed.