Curriculum Vitae Dave A. Harris, Ph.D. EDUCATION: Bachelors of Arts in Audiology and Speech Sciences Attendance: 1987-1992 Michigan State University East Lansing, MI. 48825 Masters of Science in Audiology Attendance: 1993-1994 Howard University Washington, D.C. 20001 Doctor of Philosophy in Audiology Attendance: 1999-2005 University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, OH 45267-0394 Cognate Area: Environmental Health Minor: Health Education and Promotion POST GRADUATE TRAINING Visiting Scholar in Residence National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, CDC Morehouse School of Medicine & the Centers for Disease Control Cincinnati, OH; April 1997 May 1999 Howard University Speech and Hearing Clinic Washington, D.C. (Jan.-May 1993, Aug.-Dec. 1993 & Sept.-Dec 1994) Vanderbilt University School of Medicine (Internship) Nashville, TN. (June Aug. 1994) Bill Wilkerson Hearing Clinic Vanderbilt Balance and Hearing Clinic St. Thomas Hospital Tennessee State Prison Vanderbilt Medical Center Vanderbilt University Hospital Veterans Administration Hospital Meharry Hospital National Children's Center Washington, D.C. (Jan. - May 1994) Joseph Willard Health Center Fairfax,V.A.; (July - Aug. 1994) Howard University Hospital
Washington, D.C. (June - Aug. 1993) BOARD CERTIFICATION AND LICENSURE: American Speech-Language Hearing Association Certification of Clinical Competence (CCC) American Academy of Audiology Fellow State of Missouri Healing Arts, Audiologist State of Missouri Healing Arts, Hearing Instrument Specialist 1994 Present 1994 Present 2003 Present 2004 - Present CURRENT POSITION AND ADDRESS: Clinical Instructor Otolaryngology- Head and Neck Surgery Director, Division of Audiology (SLUCare) Saint Louis University School of Medicine 3635 Vista Ave P.O. Box 15250 Saint Louis, MO 63110-0250 Lecturer Program in Audiology and Communication Sciences Washington University School of Medicine 660 S. Euclid Ave. Saint Louis, MO. 63110 PREVIOUS PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Instructor University of Cincinnati: Communication Science & Disorders Cincinnati, OH; June 2001- June 2003 Instructor University of Cincinnati: Communication Science & Disorders Cincinnati, OH; September 1999- June 2000 Research Audiologist Visiting Scholar in Residence National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, CDC Morehouse School of Medicine & the Centers for Disease Control
Cincinnati, OH; April 1997 May 1999 Clinical Audiologist Family Hearing Centers Warren, MI; October 1995- April 1997 CLINICAL STAFF APPOINTMENTS: Saint Louis University Hospital 3665 Vista Ave. Saint Louis, MO 63110 Cardinal Glennon Children s Hospital 1465 South Grand Saint Louis, MO 63104 Saint John Mercy Medical Center 621 South New Ballas Creve Coeur, MO 63141 2003 Present 2004 Present 2006 - Present PROFESSIONAL SOCIETY MEMBERSHIPS: American Speech-Language Hearing Association American Academy of Audiology Missouri Speech- Language Hearing Association Missouri Hearing Society American Auditory Society Acoustical Society of America National Hearing Conservation Association American Industrial Hygiene Association American Public Health Association HONORARY SOCIETIES, HONORS AND AWARDS: American Speech-Language Hearing Association 2006 Continuing Education Board APHA Occupational health and Safety s James P. Keogh Memorial Scholarship 2000 Alice Hamilton Award for Excellence in Occupational Safety and Health in the Engineering and Physical Sciences 2000
Albert C. Yates Scholarship 1999-2001 Visiting Scholars in Residence Fellowship 1997-1999 Howard University Infant, Toddler, Child, and Youth Hearing Impaired Traineeship 1993-1994 PROFESSIONAL SERVICES: American Speech-Language Hearing Association, Special Interest Division Number 06, Hearing and Hearing Disorders- Research and Diagnostics American Speech-Language Hearing Association, Special Interest Division Number 08, Hearing Conservation and Occupational Audiology 2005 Present 2005 Present Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program 2006 EDITORIAL AND JOURNAL REVIEW BOARDS: NIOSH Safety Checklist CD-ROM Program November 2000 HEARSAY, Journal of the Ohio Speech and Hearing Association May 2000 HEARSAY, Journal of the Ohio Speech and Hearing Association November 1999 RESEARCH SUPPORT: University of Cincinnati Graduate Student Summer Research Grant June 2000 Evaluating the Utility of a Portable Otoacoustic Emission Equipment for Monitoring Hearing Threshold Levels Amount: $2000 BIBLIOGRAPHY: J.R. Franks, D.A. Harris, W.J. Murphy, and J.L.Johnson (2003). Alternative field method for measuring hearing protector performance. The American Industrial Hygiene Association, Vol 64, 501-509. J.R. Franks, W.J. Murphy, J.L. Johnson, and D.A. Harris. Four Hearing Protectors in Search of a Rating System. Ear and Hearing, 2000. Vol. 21(3), 218-226. D.A. Harris, R. Shah, and A.A. Mikulec. Case Study: Natural History of Hearing Loss in Superior Semi- Circular Canal Dehiscence. Abstract accepted by American Auditory Society Annual Meeting (March, 2007).
J.R. Franks, D.A. Harris, W.J. Murphy, and J.L.Johnson. Alternative field method for measuring hearing protector performance. Abstract accepted to the University of Cincinnati Graduate School Research/Scholarship Forum (April,2000). CURRENT AND PAST TEACHING RESPONSIBILITIES: Clinical Instructor Saint Louis University School of Medicine Department of Otolaryngology- Head & neck Surgery Saint Louis, MO. 63110 Grand Rounds, Department of Geriatrics Annual Skill Workshop Course Adjunct Professor Program in Audiology and Communication Sciences Washington University School of Medicine Saint Louis, MO. January 2007- Present Currently serve as an adjunct professor instructing the following doctoral (Au.D.) level course: Hearing Evaluation & Diagnosis II Clinical Audiology III Instructor University of Cincinnati: Communication Science & Disorders Cincinnati, OH; September 1999- June 2000 Served as an instructor of the following graduate level courses: Noise & Hearing 35 CSD 816 Instructor University of Cincinnati: Communication Science & Disorders Cincinnati, OH; June 2001- June 2003 Served as an instructor of the following graduate level courses: Noise & Hearing 35 CSD 816 Audiometry I 35 CSD 562-201 Hearing Science 35 CSD 519 RESEARCH INTERESTS Noise and Chemical Induced Hearing Loss Assessment and Treatment of Vestibular Disorders DISSERTATION: Harris, D.A., (2005). An Epidemiological Assessment of Ohio Farmers Hearing Sensitivity (Doctoral Dissertation, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio).
PRESENTATION: LOCAL: Saint Louis University School of Medicine 2 nd Annual Advanced Techniques in Otologic & Neurotologic Surgery and Audiology April, 2006 University of Cincinnati 1 st Annual Graduate Student Research/Scholarship Forum Winter, 2000 University of Cincinnati 2 nd Annual Graduate Student Research/Scholarship Forum Winter, 2001 REGIONAL: D.A.Harris, R. Keith, S. Stanton, L. Kretchmer, T. Morata, and W. K. Sieber: Epidemiological Assessment of Ohio Farmers Hearing Sensitivity. National Center for Farm-workers Health (NCFH) Midwest Conference. Houston, TX. (November, 2003). J.R. Franks, D.A. Harris, W.J. Murphy, and J.L.Johnson. Pilot Study: Alternative field method for measuring hearing protector performance. Presented at the NIOSH/ Morehouse College Project IMHOTEP Seminar in Cincinnati OH. Video conference to Spokane, WA., Pittsburgh, PA., and Atlanta, GA.(July 1998). D.Johnson, D.A.Harris, E. White, M. Colligan, and J. Kesner. Occupational Safety and Health. Presented at the NIOSH/ Morehouse College Project IMHOTEP Seminar in Cincinnati OH. (July 1997) Video conference to Spokane, WA., Pittsburgh, PA., and Atlanta, GA.(July 1998). D.A.Harris, E. White, and M. Colligan. Occupational Safety and Health. Presented at the Morehouse College Project IMHOTEP Seminar in Atlanta, GA. (June 1999). NATIONAL: D.A. Harris, R. Shah, A.A. Mikulec, and Jones, S. Case Study: Natural History of Hearing Loss in Superior Semi-Circular Canal Dehiscence. Submitted to the American Auditory Society Annual Convention and Education Seminar (March, 2007) J.R. Franks, D.A. Harris, W.J. Murphy, and J.L.Johnson. Alternative field method for measuring hearing protector performance. Submitted to the American Public Health Association Conference in Boston, MA (November, 2000). R.R. Davis, W.J. Murphy, E.F. Krieg, and D.A. Harris. The Role of Frequency, Level and Interstimulus Interval on Impact Noise Damage. Submitted to the Association for Research in Otolaryngology Conference in Fort Lauderdale, FL (February, 1999).
J.R. Franks, D.A. Harris, W.J. Murphy, and J.L.Johnson. Alternative field method for measuring hearing protector performance. Submitted to the Association for Research in Otolaryngology Conference in Fort Lauderdale, FL (February, 1999). INTERNATIONAL: J.R. Franks, D.A. Harris, W.J. Murphy, and J.L.Johnson. Alternative field method for measuring hearing protector performance. Submitted to the Acoustic Society Conference in Berlin, Germany (March, 1999). J.R. Franks, W.J. Murphy, J.L. Johnson, and D.A. Harris. Four Hearing Protectors in Search of a Rating System.Submitted to the Acoustic Society Conference in Berlin, Germany (March, 1999). COMMUNITY SERVICES Grand Vision Public Lecture Series: Otorhinolaryngology 2004 Ear, Nose & Throat Update Blue Cross and Blue Shield Health Fair 2004 Annual SLUCare Department of Otolaryngology Head 2004 and Neck Cancer and Hearing Screening -2007 West County Health Fair 2005 Ronald E. McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program Mentor 2005-2006 Saint Louis University Health Fair 2007 MEDIA APPEARANCES: Radio 97.1 Talk 2003 House Calls Topic: Hearing Loss 4 HearingLoss News and Reviews 2005 Title: Loud music can damage your hearing Saint Louis Dispatch 2005 Title: Loud music can damage your hearing By Harry Jackson Channel 5 KSDK 2006
Topic: Noise Induced Hearing Loss: Ipods Saint Louis Post Dispatch 2006 Topic: Dizziness