Auburn University Speech & Hearing Clinic

Clinical Professor Dr. Wilson provides clinical teaching and supervision for doctor of audiology student clinicians during practicum experiences at the AU Speech & Hearing Clinic and at various off-campus sites, including the Children's Rehabilitation Service hearing clinic. Her interests include hearing aid dispensing, auditory processing testing, and auditory evoked potential testing. She teaches graduate courses, which cover pediatric audiology, auditory processing evaluations, electrophysiological testing, and balance assessment. She has made numerous presentations at local, regional, and national professional meetings. She has also published several articles, monographs, and book reviews.

Dr. Kelli Watts provides clinical teaching and supervision for doctor of audiology student clinicians during practicum experiences at the AU Speech and Hearing Clinic. Her interests include hearing aid dispensing, balance assessment, and tinnitus assessment. She teaches graduate courses, which cover pediatric audiology, electrophysiological testing, and balance assessment. She has made several presentations at local, and national professional meetings. 

As an Assistant Clinical Professor in the Department of Communication Disorders, Dr. Marsha Kluesing focuses on the clinical practicum supervision of students in the Doctor of Audiology program. She had experience as a clinical audiologist in an otoneurology practice and as a dispensing audiologist.  She holds the Certificate of Clinical Competency in audiology from the American Speech-Language and Hearing Association and is a Fellow of the American Academy of Audiology.