AllisonÌýHilger

  • (She/Her)
  • Principal Investigator
  • SPEECH • LANGUAGE • AND HEARING SCIENCES

Allison Hilger, PhD, CCC-SLP is the Principal Investigator of the COÌýMotor Speech Lab. She started at CU in 2020 after graduating with her PhD from Northwestern University. Allison's research interests include auditory feedback control in speech, phrasal prosody in dysarthria, and the acoustics of speech for aerosol generation. In her free time, Allison enjoys hiking with her dog, Bader, and her husband, Daniel, in the many trails around Boulder, CO. She also enjoys reading, skiing, and weightlifting.Ìý

Presentations

  • Fahey, T. & Hilger, A. (2022).ÌýImpact of manual American Sign Language parameters on intelligibility.Ìý. Charleston, SC.
  • Hilger, A. & Cloud, C. (2021).ÌýCerebellar Injury, Speech, and Quality of Life: Considerations for Comprehensive Care.Ìý. Colorado Springs, CO.Ìý
  • Sebestyen, M., Kleiber, H., & Hilger, A. (2021).ÌýEfficacy of LSVT in Multiligual Patient with Hypokinetic Dysarthria and Comorbid Unspecified Dementia.Ìý. Virtual.Ìý
  • Dunne-Platero, K. & Hilger, A. (2021).ÌýLiving with Ataxic Dysarthria: Quality of Life Implications for Clinical Evaluation and Intervention.Ìý. Virtual.
  • Cloud, C. & Hilger, A. (2021).ÌýPure & Mixed Dysarthria Subtypes in Cerebellar Ataxia.Ìý. Washington D.C.Ìý
  • Esver, M. & Hilger, A. (2021).ÌýReceptive Prosody in Cerebellar Ataxia.Ìý. Washington D.C.Ìý
  • Hilger, A. & Cloud, C. (2021).Ìý.Ìý. Denver, CO
  • Hilger, A. Stockman, T. (2021). Implications of Aerosol Research Findings for Speech and Singing.Ìý. Denver, CO.Ìý
  • Hilger, A. (2021).Ìý.ÌýAcoustics in Focus Conference. Virtual.

Grants

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Curriculum Vitae