Elizabeth Meyer

Elizabeth Meyer’s clinical interests are in diagnosing and treating adults with hearing impairment. She enjoys working with patients and helping them meet their communication goals.  Dr. Meyer is active in community outreach and patient advocacy.

AuD, Northern Illinois University
BA, The University of Minnesota

Diane Novak

Diane Novak is an Associate Clinical Professor and is a certified audiologist and with over 25 years of clinical experience. She teaches, participates in research and is responsible for clinical services. She has special interests in the professional and clinical development of students, improving accessibility to hearing healthcare and educating allied health professionals and consumers on the importance of prevention, identification and treatment of hearing loss and balance issues.

AuD, A.T. Still University of Health Sciences
MS, Audiology, Gallaudet University
BS, Communication Science and Disorders, University of Toledo

Katherine Swem

Katherine Swem has practiced as a clinical audiologist most recently in Eugene, OR and previously in Atlanta, GA. Katherine’s specialty areas include pediatric diagnostic audiology and amplification, as well as an interest in vestibular disorders and treatment in adults. Katherine has worked with school districts for audiological and technology support for students with hearing loss.

Tracy Hagan Winn

Tracy Winn has a wealth of experience in diagnostic audiology, hearing aid fitting and pediatric audiology. She takes special interest in listening to each patient to make a careful diagnosis and provide personalized treatment.

AuD, A.T. Still University of Health Sciences
MA, Audiology and Speech Sciences, Michigan State University
BA, Telecommunications, Michigan State University