Gold Standards Summit 2009 | January 12-14, 2009 | Disney's Coronado Springs Resort | Orlando, Florida
Program and Slides
Monday, January 12, 2009
Keynote Address and Purpose of the Summit
Keynote Address – The Promise of a Profession: From Transition to Transformation
Lucille B. Beck, PhD; Department of Veterans Affairs
Barry A. Freeman, PhD; Starkey
Welcome to the Gold Standards Summit 2009: Transforming Clinical Education in Audiology
Therese C. Walden, AuD, Gold Standards Summit 2009 Conference Chair; Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Morning Focus: What Are We Trying to Accomplish in Clinical Audiology Education?
The Challenge of Clinical Education in Audiology
Ian M. Windmill, PhD; University of Louisville through January 2009; University of Mississippi Medical Center starting February 2009; and Accreditation Commission for Audiology Education
Doctoral Education in Other Health Professions
Jackson Roush, PhD; University of North Carolina School of Medicine
Afternoon Focus: How Do We Improve the Effectiveness and Efficiency in Clinical Audiology Education?
Contemporary Adult Learning
Paul M. Brueggeman, AuD; Children’s Care Hospital and School
Improving the Effectiveness and Efficiency of Clinical Audiology Education: Confirming the Effective Application of Coursework to Clinic
Kris English, PhD; University of Akron and Northeast Ohio AuD Consortium
How Do We Improve the Effectiveness and Efficiency in Clinical Audiology Education: Innovative Laboratory Instruction
Yell Inverso, AuD, PhD; Osborne College of Audiology at Salus University
Improving the Effectiveness/Efficiency of Clinical Audiology Education… By Controlling the Clinical Experience
Brenda M. Ryals, PhD; James Madison University
Improving the Effectiveness of Clinical Audiology Education: Ensuring Consistent, Complete Clinical Experiences for All Students
Jennifer Simpson, AuD; Purdue University
Wednesday, January 14, 2009
Morning Focus: How Do We Achieve Consistency in Clinical Audiology Education Outcomes?
Clinical Assessment Models for Audiology
James Baer, AuD; Lamar University
Student Assessment: Ensuring Consistency for All
Wendy D. Hanks, PhD; Gallaudet University
How Do We Achieve Consistency in Clinical Education Outcomes? Through the Use of an Annual Formal Formative Assessment
Gary P. Jacobson, PhD; Vanderbilt University and Vanderbilt Bill Wilkerson Center for Otolaryngology and Communication Sciences
Achieving Consistent Clinical Education Outcomes: Assessment of AuD Students
Christina M. Roup, PhD; Ohio State University
How Do We Achieve Consistency in Audiology Education Outcomes?
Maureen Valente, PhD; Washington University School of Medicine
Afternoon Focus: Where Do We Go From Here?
Special Presentation: The Evolution of Audiology
Brad A. Stach, PhD; Henry Ford Hospital
Next Steps
Therese C. Walden, AuD, Gold Standards Summit 2009 Conference Chair; Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Ian M. Windmill, PhD; University of Louisville through January 2009; University of Mississippi Medical Center starting February 2009; and Accreditation Commission for Audiology Education


The American Academy of Audiology
was  approved to offer
Academy CEUs for this activity.
The program was worth 1.5 CEUs.
Academy approval of this
continuing education activity
does not imply endorsement of
course content, specific
products, or clinical procedures.

Council of AuD Programs Meeting
There will be a discussion on the future of the CAuDP during the Summit. Click here to read more.