Mark Ross

UPDATED May 31, 2023

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Mark Ross

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  • University of Connecticut

EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND

  • Ph.D. – Stanford University, 1962
  • M.A. – Brooklyn College, 1958
  • B.A. – Brooklyn College, 1957

 

BIOGRAPHY AND RERC AFFILIATIONDr. Ross is involved with the dissemination of professional information to consumers via bimonthly articles in the journal Hearing Loss, the organ of the Hearing Loss Association of America. He is also involved with responding to consumer queries/comments generated by Hearing Loss articles and subsequent posting to this RERC website.  In the 2008, he had responded and answered 108 questions and comments generated by this RERC website.

PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS

  • Ross, M. (2008). Hearing Aid Fitting:  Getting it Right  (and is that all there is?) and is That all There is? Hearing Loss, 29(5), 14-17.
  • Ross, M. (2008). Bluetooth and Hearing Aids: Ready for Prime Time? Hearing  Loss, 29(6), 28-30.
  • Ross, M. (2009). Revisiting the Perennial Question: What is the “Best” Hearing AidHearing Loss, 30(1), 8-11.
  • Ross, M. (2009). Working it Out: The Problems Inherant in a High Frequency Hearing Loss. Hearing Loss, 30(2), 17-19.
  • Ross, M. (2009). Environmentally Adaptive Hearing Aids:  A Look at Digital Hearing Aid Features Hearing Loss, 30(3), 18-20.
  • Ross, M. (2009). The Music Program: Listening to Music Through Hearing Aids. Hearing Loss,  30(4), 26-29.
  • Ross, M. (2009). What About That Thing I saw on TV That Helps You Hear Better? It’s Only $14.99!” Hearing Loss, 30(5), 28-30.
  • Ross, M. (2008) Cochlear Implants and Hearing Aids: Some Personal and Professional Reflections. Journal of Rehabilitation Research and Devevelopment. 45(5), XVII-XXII.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Email Address: mark.ross@uconn.edu
Phone Number: 860-429-6688
Website: http://hearingresearch.org/ross/index.php

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Dr. Mark Ross is a Principal Investigator of the RERC on Hearing Enhancement, Professor Emeritus of Audiology, University of Connecticut and has served as Vice President of the SHHH Board of Trustees.

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