Hillary Snapp, AuD, PhD is the Chief of Audiology and Associate Professor at the University of Miami Ear Institute. She is a clinician-scientist carrying out research in hearing implants and auditory spatial perception. Her work examines the mechanisms underlying the variations observed in hearing impaired individuals for complex auditory tasks such as speech perception in noise and localization ability. Dr. Snapp established the Auditory Spatial Laboratory at the University of Miami which focuses on identifying behavioral and objective markers of hearing, and includes novel methods of evaluating spatial auditory perception, speech recognition, and processing of acoustic signals. She has lectured nationally and internationally on these topics. Dr. Snapp is the Director of Clinical Education in Audiology and serves as a lead researcher, clinician and educator to students, residents and fellows at the University of Miami.
Education & Training
Education
2017: University of Miami
PhD, Ph.D, Industrial: Hearing Science Thesis – Benefits of bilateral input for monaural listeners
2007: Rush University
Other, Audiology Summa Cum Laude Thesis – Relationships of performance accuracy, target call sign sensitivity, and response bia
2002: University of Florida
BA, Communication Sciences and Disorders Highest Honors Honors Thesis – Training effects of “Clear Speech” on individuals wh
Post Graduate Training
2018: Radboud Universiteit, Nijmegen, the Netherlands
Post-Doctoral Fellowship, Hearing and Implant research group
2013: Ida Institute , Nærum, Denmark
Fellowship, Improving the understanding of human dynamics associated with hearing loss
2007: University of Illinois, Chicago, IL
Other, Clinical Externship Audiology
Licensures and Certifications
American Speech-Language Hearing Association
CCC-A
American Academy of Audiology
Fellow
Honors & Awards
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Publications
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