Ellen Snodgrass

I received my Master’s degree in Audiology from the university of Montana in 1986.  I worked at the University of Kansas Medical center for a few years as a pediatric audiologist.  I then took a position with Nicolet Biomedical’s Project Phoenix, the first digital hearing aid, as a research Audiologist.  That is when I fell in love with research.  After the project ended I worked in a neurology lab doing evoked potential and otoacoustic emission studies.  I then stayed home for 10 years to work on raising my 4 kids.  When I went back to work it was with Grayson-Stadler as a Clinical Applications specialist for their audiodiagnostic line of products.  I also worked for a few years at Badger Popcorn, it was a delicious job!  Now I am thrilled to be working with Dr. Litovsky on the Adult Down Syndrome project and with Dr. Roche investigating pupillometry as a tool for pre- and post-surgical assessment.