In the Media
Lake Como, Italy
Listen to me talk about hearing loss within married couples:
A report for the Arab Community Center for Economic & Social Services:
AARP post about my research on hearing loss disclosure:
"How do men and women differ when it comes to hearing challenges?"
How making connections across Duke's campus helped further my research career:
Press release for my research on the link between hearing loss and mental health:
A Reuters Health article about my research on hearing loss disclosure strategies:
Hearing Health & Technology Matters post about my research:
Awards
2021
2020
2019-2020
2017
2016-2018
2012
2011
Rhodes Information Initiative at Duke
A two-day virtual data analysis course taught with Christina Kamis: "Actor Partner Interdependence Model in R: The Mental and Physical Health of Spouses"
Graduate Student Paper Award Honorable Mention
Awarded by the American Sociological Association Section on Aging and the Life Course for my paper, “Hearing Impairment and Mental Health among Married Couples.”
Duke Graduate School Phillip Jackson Baugh Fellowship
One-year competitive fellowship providing an annual stipend, tuition, and fees.
Competitive Workshop Sponsored by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
Accepted to attend “Health Disparities, Health Inequities, and Vulnerable Populations: Research Examining and Understanding Complexity,” an ICPSR workshop at the University of Michigan.
Duke Graduate School Summer Research Fellowships
Angell Award
Recipient of the Robert Cooley Angell Honors Thesis Award for the best Sociology honors thesis at the University of Michigan.
Beverly J. Waterman Scholarship
University of Michigan. Link here.