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COOKBOOKS ON SALE!!!

The delightfully delicious recipes are truly from the heart and submitted by our Students, Faculty and Administrative Staff. All proceeds from the sale of this cookbook will support student participation and attendance at professional conferences. The Communicating with Food index includes:

14 - Appetizers, Relishes & Pickles
30 - Soups, Salads & Sauces
57 - Meats & Main Dishes
15 - Vegetables
23 - Breads, Rolls & Pastries
30 - Cakes, Cookies & Desserts
11 - Beverages, Microwave & Misc.

In addition to: Cooking Hints & Tips, Cooking & Food Terms, Ingredient Substitutions, Yields & Equivalents, General Oven Chart, Meats – Seasonings & Marinades, Doneness Chart, Candy Making Chart, Herbs & Spices, Cooking Vegetables, Calorie Counting, Napkin Folding, and Table Settings.

ORDER FORM:
Campus Mail to Linda Mehnert, or Mail to: Dept. of Communicative Disorders & Sciences, 122 Cary Hall, Buffalo, NY 14214-3023

Cost of Cookbook: (Pickup/Campus Mail) $10.00 U.S. Dollars (Cash, Pers. Checks & M.O. Accepted)

If Shipped, Add: –$2.75 for U.S., $3.50 for Canada (Please make separate check out to CASH for S/H)

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Payment should be made payable to: University at Buffalo Foundation Box 900, Buffalo, NY 14226-0900

Congratulations to Virginia K. Best, a third year Au.D/MBA in the CDS department who was elected as the president of the Student Academy of Audiology (SAA). For the detailed story, please read the new issue of Audiology Today .

On May 1, 2009, the Department of Communicative Disorders and Sciences held its annual Student Research Day. The first part of the day was devoted to platform presentations in which audiology, doctoral, and speech-language pathology students discussed and revealed the results of their research projects. The second part of the day was devoted to a poster session displaying the research projects from the Clinical Research Methods courses. A big thank you goes out to the entire faculty, staff, and students who helped make this day such a success. Please click on 'read more' to view the presentations from Student Research Day.

This summer, four students from the UB audiology program were chosen to attend the 12th annual Oticon Audiology Camp in Keystone, Colorado. During this program, the students will focus on A Deeper Understanding of Patient Technology and Process. They will learn how to gather information from their patients and how this input is used to guide clinical care in amplification. There will also be special sessions on the assessment and management of children with hearing loss and the process of establishing and maintaining a healthy private practice. For more information about this program please visit www.regonline.com/oticoncamp2009.