Roles
- Associate Professor
- Deputy Chief of Speech Pathology
- Co-Director of the Communication Sciences and Disorders Academic Program
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Biography
Dr. Adam Lloyd is a Clinical Assistant Professor in the department of Otolaryngology, Division of Speech Pathology. He specializes in the evaluation and treatment of voice and upper airway disorders. He works collaboratively with Frost School of Music, teaching and engaging in research projects involving vocal pedagogy and vocal health. Dr. Lloyd is also part of the multidisciplinary team providing inclusive care for the LGBTQ+ community, specializing in voice modifications for gender diverse persons. (LGBTQ Services at UHealth). Dr. Lloyd has special training in yoga and utilizes these skills in his teaching, research, therapy, and evaluation practice. -
Education & Training
Education
Post Graduate Training
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Teaching Interests
Adam Lloyd’s teaching interests center on the integration of clinical science, vocal pedagogy, and experiential learning in the preparation of future speech-language pathologists, voice clinicians, and singing teachers. He is particularly interested in voice disorders, upper airway disorders, professional voice care, clinical reasoning, and interdisciplinary approaches that connect healthcare and the performing arts. Through classroom instruction, clinical education, and mentorship, he emphasizes evidence-based practice, collaborative care, and the development of practical skills that prepare learners to serve diverse patient and performer populations.?? -
Research Interests
Adam Lloyd's research explores the intersection of voice science, clinical care, and vocal performance. His work focuses on vocal health and injury prevention, outcomes of voice rehabilitation, professional voice users, gender-affirming voice care, and interdisciplinary models of care that bring together speech-language pathology, otolaryngology, and vocal pedagogy. He has led and collaborated on studies examining vocal pathology in singers, voice-related quality of life, respiratory strength training, and factors that influence vocal function and performance across diverse populations.
A central theme of his scholarship is translating research findings into practical applications for patients, performers, educators, and clinicians. His research has contributed to a growing understanding of vocal health among collegiate and professional singers and has informed strategies for prevention, assessment, and rehabilitation across clinical and performing arts settings. Through collaborative partnerships across healthcare and the arts, Dr. Lloyd seeks to advance evidence-based practices that support lifelong vocal health and optimize communication and performance outcomes.
Research Keywords Separated by a Comma Voice science, vocal health, singers, professional voice users, voice disorders, voice therapy outcomes, gender-affirming voice care, upper airway disorders, vocology, vocal pedagogy. -
Publications
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Articles & News
Finding a Natural Harmony
Say It Loud: The Miller School at the 2024 Fall Voice Conference
Miller School and Frost School of Music Host Vocal Symposium
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