Neurodevelopmental Disorders Language and Learning Lab - Neudll Lab

Congratulations to Shannon Xu who successfully defended her thesis entitled "Examination of International Students’ Belongingness in U.S. Communication Sciences and Disorders Clinical Graduate Programs" on August 4, 2025! Shannon was mentored by Dr. Sara Kover.

Would you or someone you know like to join our research team as a consultant? We are seeking a study team member with lived experience related to FASD.

Feel free to reach out to us for more information: [email protected]

We are seeking Asian Indian families with autistic children in the U.S. for a UW research study!

Our goal is to learn from the perspectives of Asian Indian parents to eventually improve speech-language services for autism.

This research is completed remotely. It involves a brief online survey and an individual interview at any time of convenience.

Eligible participants are parents:
- who were born and raised in India
- who have an autistic child (ages 2 to 12 years), and
- that child receives speech-language therapy services currently or within the past 2 years.

The link to additional information is in the comments (after clicking the reCAPTCHA button, you can view the consent form). We can offer an electronic gift card to eligible participants who complete both the survey and the interview.

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It's a busy time of year! Hope to see you in December!

That's a wrap for the 2023-2024 academic year! We celebrated with card games and cookies on a sunny afternoon. Wishing everyone a wonderful rest of the summer!

Congratulations to Allison Kam and Charisse Marshall on their UW Undergraduate Research Symposium presentations today! They both completed the Speech and Hearing Sciences Honors program, with mentorship from HB! Excited for all they do next!

The skies might be grey, but it's still a beautiful day at UW!

Wishing everyone a good end to summer quarter! We had our last lab meeting of the term on the lawn with a cool treat to help with the heat and a fiercely competitive game of Lego tic tac toe 🙂

Help us spread the word! We're seeking autistic children and children with fragile X syndrome for a research study that can be completed from home!

That blue sky!

Nothing better to do on this cloudy day than admire some lab swag. Stickers galore! And yes, our brains are made out of noodles :)