Stacey Lim

YouTube video by Central Michigan University Breaking Barriers: The intersection of hearing loss, advocacy and innovation

I was a guest on a podcast at Central Michigan University youtu.be/UssxfS_6p70?...

I dont think Tom Petty should be associated with this...

@professorisin.bsky.social #disability #acccessibility #professor #college @thephdplace.bsky.social @academic-chatter.bsky.social

Please add me :)

I did something like this within the 1st month of my 1st child being born. Unfortunately, all that work for $0 in funding! (But my child is still alive, so that's a win?)

Will try to join! But dealing with some childcare challenges at the moment!

Please fill out our survey if you can! The more data we have- the better!

My colleage and I want to know what your experiences are as a d/Deaf and/or hard of hearing academic at conferences or professional development workshops! Our survey is located here:
bit.ly/DHH-Academics
Please share with any d/DHH academics you know!
#academicsky @academic-chatter.bsky.social

Register for this free continuing education event on April 1, 2025! My colleagues and I will be talking about audiologists (and AuD students) with hearing loss and how to best support them.

Register here: forms.office.com/r/EfqW4Ni7Rb by March 25, 2025.

ASHA CEUs will be provided

My student is doing her AuD research study on parental perspectives on transition planning for teens with hearing loss.

Link is below (or scan the QR code in the flier to take the survey) (it may take a few seconds for the survey to load).
bit.ly/4hlLIFw

In Defense of Snow Days Inconvenient? Yep. Unpredictable? Sure. Disruptive? Yes. But a snow day is also a minor civic miracle, and we ought to treat it as such.

"It is good to enjoy, for one day you did nothing to cause and nothing to earn, the gift of being nothing but alive and happy in the beautiful world." Forget "remote learning." Everyone - even adults - should enjoy an occasional snow day.

My student is studying AuD students' perspectives of DEI in their AuD programs.

Participants must be current AuD students OR have graduated in 2020 or later.

The link to the study is here: bit.ly/CMU-AUDDEI

Looking for postlingually deafened CI adults, aged 18-70 years old, who live in the US, and liked music before implantation for a research study. Participants must also have a listening partner (Friend, significant other). Study takes 8 weeks and will be online. Details in flier.

Also just wrote a very long message to my very Republican representative. I have a feeling I will be writing him MANY letters/emails for a long time.

It's going to be interesting in my aural rehab class when we talk about legislation, Disability rights movement, and accommodations. Told my students we have to talk about them, be aware of them, and I have no idea what's coming down the pipeline.

Two screenshots of Philomena Cunk speaking. In the first she says: Since light travels faster than sound In the second she continues: people may appear bright until you hear them speak

Timeless