What are we studying? We are recruiting adolescents (12-17) with Down syndrome and their guardians for a study on the correlation between theory of mind and social skills in adolescents with Down syndrome. What will we do? Are you interested? Contact Us! Phone: 217-265-8043Email: thedndlab@illinois.edu
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Multilingualism in Down syndrome Online Survey/ Encuesta Online: Multilingüismo y síndrome de Down
What are we studying We are looking for Spanish-speaking caregivers of children with Down syndrome who are 5 years old or younger who would like to share their perspectives and experiences about raising their child in a multilingual environment. What will we do? Are there any benefits? Your participation will help increase knowledge about multilingualism […]
Adaptive Behaviors in Individuals with Down Syndrome
Study Information Dr. Loveall and Dr. Mattie are conducting a research study to learn more about the adaptive functioning skills of individuals with Down syndrome, or the practical, conceptual, and social skills used in everyday life. We are looking for parents and/or caregivers of individuals with Down syndrome. Participants must be 19+ years of age […]
Speech Accessibility Project
Study Information The Speech Accessibility Project, a collaborative effort between the Electrical and Computer Engineering and Speech and Hearing Science departments, is now recruiting U.S. adults with Down syndrome. The goal of the project is to make voice recognition technology useful for individuals who may have diverse speech patterns and disabilities. Project funded by Amazon, […]
Kailey Alonzo
Chloe Walner
SHS Undergraduate Student Chloe is an undergraduate student studying Speech & Hearing Science. She is also getting a dual degree in Psychology with an intended concentration of Behavioral Neuroscience. Chloe is interested in working with children in a hospital or outpatient setting. She plans to attend graduate school to get her master’s degree in Speech-Language […]
Simona Chalcakova
SHS Undergraduate Student Simona is an undergraduate student studying Developmental Psychology and Speech & Hearing Science, as well as a minor in dance. Simona plans to obtain a Master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology. Her hope is to work with children within the special needs community.
Sarah Maue
Elise Lavaty
SHS Undergraduate Student Elise is an undergraduate student majoring in Speech and Hearing Science with a minor in Spanish. She has worked with children in a variety of environments and is currently interested in working with children with intellectual disabilities. In the future, Elise plans to pursue a master’s degree in Speech-Language Pathology and work […]
