Pam Millett

Associate Professor

PhD - York University, Toronto; M.Cl.Sc. (Audiology) - University of Western Ontario, London; B.Sc. (Communicative Disorders) - University of Western Ontario, London

Location(s) / Contact Info:

107, Winters College - WC
Keele Campus
Phone: 416-736-5971

Email: pmillett@edu.yorku.ca

Available to supervise graduate students

Biography

 Dr. Millett has been an educational and clinical audiologist for 30 years in school boards in Ontario and Alberta, and is currently an Associate Professor and Academic Coordinator in the Deaf and Hard of Hearing Education Program.  Her areas of research are in educational audiology, which is the interface between clinical audiology and education. Today, when babies are screened for hearing loss at birth, and amplification technology improves every year, more students with hearing loss are able to attend their neighbourhood schools, but this still requires academic, social, language and technological support from teachers of the deaf and hard of hearing and educational audiologists.  Dr. Millett chaired the Canadian Interorganization Steering Group for the development of the Canadian Guidelines for Auditory Processing Disorder in Children and Adults: Assessment and Intervention.  She was awarded Honours of the Association for the Ontario Association of Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists in 2015.  Read more in the Faculty of Education's "Get to Know our Faculty"

Scholarly Interests

Educational audiology, auditory learning in the classroom, accessibility for students with hearing loss, post secondary accommodations for students with hearing loss teacher education

 

Faculty & School/Dept

  • Faculty of Education - Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing

Courses Taught

  • Classroom Amplification for Deaf/Hard of Hearing Learners (ED/AUCO 3565)
  • Educational Audiology (ED/AUCO 3555)
  • Teaching Deaf and Hard of Hearing Learners in Inclusive Settings (ED/TLSE 3725)

Selected Publications

Research Projects

Use of captioning apps for post secondary students with hearing loss

Role: Principal Investigator

Amount funded: $8000

Year Funded: 2016

Funded by: Academic Innovation Fund, York University

Awards

  • Hear the World Foundation grant, Hear the World Foundation - 2016
  • Arctic Inspiration Prize - 2015
  • Academic Innovation Fund, York University - 2015 and 2016

Professional Affiliations

Partnerships/Initiatives/Centres