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Lisa Thomas Fry, PhD

Lisa Thomas Fry, PhD

Lisa Thomas Fry is an Associate Professor of Communication Disorders at Marshall University, where she focuses on the study of the voice and its disorders. Her current research focuses on laryngeal muscle biology, vocal aging, and the effects of various voice therapies on voice production. The results of her work have been published in several peer-reviewed journals in the field and presented at national and international venues for voice specialists. In addition to her personal research, Dr. Fry teaches graduate courses in Voice and Research Design and facilitates a weekly forum for undergraduate and graduate student researchers.

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Handbook of Voice Assessments

Estella P.-M. Ma, PhD, Edwin M.-L. Yiu, PhD

"Ma and Yiu's Handbook for Voice Assessments is a handbook par excellence, certainly destined to be a landmark in the field of voice disorders. It is a concise volume that puts valuable information in the hands of readers. The contributions by experts from around the world provide a coverage of voice assessments that is extraordinary in its range and precise in its delivery." --From the Foreword by Ray D. Kent, PhD.

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