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Dr. Lindsay White

Assistant Professor of Communication Disorders

Education

  • Arkansas State University - Communication Disorders, B.S
  • The University of Memphis - Doctor of Audiology, Au.D.

Professional Credentials

  • American Speech-Language- Hearing Association (SAHA) Certificate of Clinical Competence
  • Arkansas Board of Examiners Audiology Licensure

Affiliations

  • American Speech-Language Hearing Association (ASHA) Certificate of Clinical Competence
  • Arkansas Board of Examiners Audiology Licensure

Biography

Lindsay is from Mountain Home, Arkansas and is an alumna of the A-State Communication Disorders department. She was inspired to pursue Audiology through her Audiology coursework in the program and obtained her Doctorate in Audiology from The University of Memphis. Upon graduation, she worked as a clinical audiologist and gained a broad experience in the field in various clinical settings. She has been a faculty member at A-State since Fall 2020. Her research interests are noise exposure levels and noise-induced hearing loss in student musicians, prevalence of central auditory processing disorders in detained youth, and cognitive decline associated with and the psychosocial impact of presbycusis.

Lindsay White


Contact Information

P: 870-972-3106
F: 870-972-3788


Office

Building: Donald W. Reynolds Center for Health Sciences
Room: 211G


Dr. Lindsay White
    Contact Communication Disorders

    Allie Tabor

    Phone: 870-972-3106
    Fax: 870-972-3788

    Room: 211
    Building: Donald W. Reynolds Center for Health Sciences

    Physical Address:  2501 Danner Avenue
    Note: This address is for clients of the A-State Speech and Hearing Center

    Visitors to the Department of Communication Disorders should access the North Parking Deck, at 111 N. Caraway Road.  Visitor spaces are indicated with blue/white letter "V."  Our building is across the street from the parking deck entrance.