Our Team

Dr. Anu Sharma is professor in the Dept. of Speech Language and Hearing Science, a fellow at the Institute for Cognitive Science and Center for Neuroscience at University of Colorado at Boulder and adjunct professor in the Department of Otolaryngology and Audiology at the University of Colorado at Denver Medical School. Her research is focused on examining brain plasticity in children and adults with hearing loss who receive intervention with...

Hannah is a licensed audiologist and combined PhD candidate in Speech, Langauge, & Hearing Science; Behavioral Neuroscience; and Cognitive Science. With a broad interest in hearing loss-related brain changes across the age spectrum, she hopes to combine her clinical and research skills in the changing landscape of audiology and neuroscience. Her special interests include brain changes in age-related hearing loss, cross-modal cortical plasticity, and cochlear implants. When not in the...

Rosemary recently completed her MA-SLP degree at the University of Colorado. She is currently working as a speech-language-pathologist in the Boulder area. Her interests include early intervention in childhood, and age-related hearing loss and associated cognitive function in adults. Originally from Dunblane, Scotland, she has a degree in medicine from the University of Edinburgh. Rosemary loves the Colorado climate and enjoys sailing, cycling and skiing with her husband, son and...

Emily is a first year audiology student at the University of Colorado. Her interests lie in pediatrics, mainly in cochlear implants and auditory neuropathy spectrum disorder. In her free time Emily is getting to know the ins and outs of living in Boulder.

Erin is an Au.D student at the University of Colorado. Her interests include central auditory processing disorders, auditory neuropathology, and auditory development in children with cognitive deficits. When Erin is not in the lab, you can find her exploring Colorado trails and ski slopes.

Nina is an undergraduate senior pursuing two degrees, one in Linguistics and one in Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences, as well as a certificate in cognitive science. She is particularly interested in hearing loss in children and cochlear implant research. In her free time, Nina enjoys volunteering with the university's co-ed service fraternity, Alpha Phi Omega and reading in coffee shops.