A comparative study of
attention, memory, and perception processes in children
Doctoral Program, College of Education
Río Piedras Campus, University of Puerto Rico
May 1996
A study of social
decision-making behaviors in Puerto Rican children with language
disorders - Conducted at the Abraham
Lincoln Elementary School in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Presented by Dr. Nicolás Linares at the Workshop on Communication
Disorders & Juvenile Behaviors, at the National
Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders
Bethesda, Maryland
June 14-15, 1994
PROJECTS AND RESEARCH AREAS:
The Impact of Vocal Function Exercises on the
Aging Voice: A Hispanics Profile;
Study in collaboration with Dr. Joseph Stemple, University of
Kentucky: Continued Mentoring and Career Development in Clinical
Research Award. In progress.
The Voice Handicap Index: Translation,
cultural adaptation and validation to the Spanish Language; Principal
Investigator; Mini Pilot Project; Proposal submitted to EARDA Office,
Medical Sciences Campus, UPR, for NIH Funding. Funding approval for
2009-2010. In progress
Descriptive study on voice parameters for
Spanish-speaking adults Study in
collaboration with Vocal Innovations Co-Investigator In progress
Influence of syntactic complexity on the
stuttering of Spanish-speaking children.†
Watson, J.B., Carlo, E.J.,† Villanueva-Reyes, A. & Byrd, C.†† Poster
Session presented at the Sixth World Congress on Fluency Disorders,
Rio de Janeiro, August 2009.
Voice Disorders in the Metropolitan Area of
San Juan, Puerto Rico: Occupational Groups at Risk
Presented as a Poster at the American Speech-Language-Hearing
Association’s Annual Convention November 2007
Linguistic characteristics of
normal disfluencies of Puerto Rican Spanish-speaking preschoolers
Joint study with Prof. Edna Carlo and Ms. Rosa Irene, Speech-Language
Pathologists, San Juan, Puerto Rico Presented at 4th World
Congress of Fluency Disorders Montreal, Canada August 2003
Semantic-syntactic categories
of verbs used by Puerto-Rican children within the ages of three to
five years in the San Juan Metropolitan Area of Puerto Rico:
Educational applications Doctoral
dissertation – May 2001 Presented as a Poster at the American
Speech-Language-Hearing Association’s Annual Convention November 2007
A comparative study of
attention, memory, and perception processes in children
Doctoral Program, College of Education Río
Piedras Campus, University of Puerto Rico May 1996
Speech-language pathology
services at a Center for persons with Mental
Retardation - Conducted at the Nuevos
Horizontes Center Bayamón, Puerto Rico September 1995 to December
1996
A study of social
decision-making behaviors in Puerto Rican children with language
disorders - Conducted at the Abraham
Lincoln Elementary School in San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Presented by Dr. Nicol·s
Linares at the Workshop on Communication Disorders & Juvenile
Behaviors, at the National Institute on Deafness and Other
Communication Disorders Bethesda, Maryland June 14-15, 1994
PUBLICATIONS:
Villanueva-Reyes, A., Strand,
E.. Nazario, C.M. & Irizarry-Ramírez, M. (2008, Sept). Laryngeal
cancer in Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico Health Sciences Journal, 27(3),
1-8.
Villanueva-Reyes, A. (2008, November 4).
Puerto Rico: A Cultural Crossroads. The ASHA Leader, 13(15),
38-40.
Villanueva-Reyes, A. (2008, Oct). ¿Trastornos
de la Voz? ¿VocologÌa? Estado dela Cuestión en Nuestra Profesión.
Organización Puertorriqueña de Patología del Habla y Lenguaje, 26(1),
20-23.
Villanueva-Reyes, A. (2006,
Oct). La profesión de Patología del Habla en la actualidad.
Organización Puertorriqueña de Patología del Habla y Lenguaje, 24(1),
22-24.
Villanueva-Reyes, A. (2005, Sept). The Lessac-Madsen
Resonant Voice Therapy. Organización Puertorriqueña de Patología
del Habla y Lenguaje, 23(1), 26-30.
MANUSCRIPTS IN PREPARATION:
Villanueva-Reyes, A. Voice Disorders in the
Metropolitan Area of San Juan, Puerto Rico: Profiles of Occupational
Groups. Submitted and accepted for publication in The Journal
of Voice. In press.
PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS:
Puerto Rican Association of Speech-Language
Pathologists, Therapists and Audiologists
San Juan, Puerto Rico
Member
American Speech-Language-Hearing Association
10801 Rockville Pike, Rockville, Maryland 20852
Certified Member
OTHERS:
Member of the Consulting Committee for the
evaluation of Institutional License Renovation of the Carlos Albizu
University, Puerto Rico Higher Education
Council (2002).