AVA BOARD MEMBERS 2010


President


Jane Mott (Brisbane)
Speech Pathologist
and Voice Consultant

Vice President


Adele Nisbet (Brisbane)
Voice lecturer (singing), researcher, singer


Treasurer

 

Board Members

 
Dr. Sally Collyer (Melbourne)
Singing teacher, singing-voice researcher, singer

Johanna Flavell (Adelaide)
Speech Pathologist, researcher

Julia Moody
Voice lecturer (Speech), Voice Consultant

Jane Bickford
Lecturer in Speech Pathology, Clinical Educator, Researcher

New Feature: Members Area

A password protected members area is now available.

Currently available:

  • free online access to Australian Voice
  • free access to Voiceprint (the AVA newsletter)

Click the Members link above.

If you don't already have your login username/password, click the forgotten password link on the Members Login page and your username/password will be emailed to you.

If your email address is not registered, please email the AVA Secretariat who will send you your details.

 

Laryngeal Endoscopy for Voice Teachers and Users

Sunday 8 Aug 2010 10am-1pm
Voice Clinic, Level 5,
The Royal Victorian Eye & Ear Hospital
32 Gisborne Street
EAST MELBOURNE VIC 3002

Cost: $50 AVA members ($80 non-members; $30 students)

Click to download brochure and registration form

 

 

Jane MottFrom the President's desk

 

Dear AVA Members,

Greetings and best wishes for a happy and successful 2010 voice year!

In December 2009 the AVA Board elected me as its new President for 2010.

2010 promises to be a year of continued vigour for the AVA. World Voice Day on 16th April 2010 was celebrated in Queensland and Victoria, and State group activities are underway (see news and events).

Two editions of Voiceprint are out, with another edition scheduled for November.

Queensland has hosted a forum and panel discussion on professional approaches to remediation of voice and voice problems in the first half of 2010.

Victoria’s Scoping Day in August, in conjunction with the Melbourne Voice Analysis Centre, further extends the possibilities for multi-disciplinary interaction and activities within the state groups.

Please avail yourself of the opportunities offered by your membership and act to assist us to be a strong and vibrant voice, working for you.

Jane Mott

President AVA 2010

 

 

 

Queensland World Voice Day Celebrations

Queensland World Voice Day celebrations

Welcome

 

Objectives of AVA:

  • to promote the field of voice in Australia;
  • to encourage links between artistic, clinical and scientific disciplines related to voice;
  • to promote education and training in the clinical care of voice, as well as vocal performance and voice science;
  • to promote research into voice.

WHY JOIN the AVA?

Speech therapists and ENT's work regularly with singers, speakers, actors, politicians, preachers and other professional voice users and those with voice problems. Singing teachers and drama teachers are advantaged by accessing information and expertise from speech therapists and ENT’s...and vice versa!.

The national AVA network puts you in touch with voice professionals from all fields to share insight, knowledge and ideas.

AVA membership is open to individuals with an artistic, clinical or scientific interest in voice.

Join the AVA now for .

Members receive:

  • copies of the regular newsletter Voiceprint,
  • the opportunity to receive the refereed journal Australian Voice
  • concessional attendance at all events.

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