Hadley Neal Email and Phone Number

- Manage Auditory Music Perception and Hearing Education & Aural Rehabilitation research labs, coordinate recruitment, scheduling, and data collection for ongoing research projects.- Facilitate data management and preparation of manuscripts and posters for dissemination in peer-reviewed journals and professional conferences.- Manage the Auditory Music Perception lab and Hearing Education and Aural Rehabilitation lab websites and social media platforms (@auburnamplab , @hearlab1), write about ongoing research projects, document the contributions of the lab and its team members, and provide up to date accounts of exciting news in the field.

- Serve on the Committee of Professional Materials, Create infographics promoting Educational Audiology and Speech-Language/Hearing Sciences practices, and keep up to date accounts of new developments in the field via Instagram (@eduaud) and Facebook.

Integrated monthly social events and guest lectures from Auburn community members and young professionals for the chapter to both build and strengthen skills in financial management, professionalism, and leadership.

Member of the chapter’s Governing Council, coordinated and executed all Philanthropic, Social, Formal, and general chapter events; cultivated skills of event management and hospitality services, direct liaison between the chapter and surrounding community, kept a diligent record of finances and created chapter budgets.

Sought and secured sponsorships from local and regional businesses for philanthropy 5k road race benefitting Prevent Child Abuse of America, successfully planned philanthropic benefit nights, and kept a diligent record of finances.

Led the introduction of new members to Auburn chapter expectations, philanthropy efforts, and overall chapter membership education.

Organized and supervised events promoting and creating S.T.E.A.M. skills for young troop members to earn various badges.

Created Post Initiation Enrichment Activities for New members in order to help their transition into the chapter and help them grow in their leadership skills and fellowship.

Assist Dr. Aurora J. Weaver Ph.D, Au.D, CCC-A and her G.R.A. in research primarily focusing on auditory perception and pitch matching in those who are musically inclined vs. non-musicians. Manage the Auditory Music Perception lab website, write about ongoing research projects, document the contributions of the lab and its team members, and provide up to date accounts of exciting news in the field. Organize Audiologic data for graduate capstone research projects under the supervision of Dr. Aurora J. Weaver Ph.D, Au.D, CCC-A and Auburn University doctoral students. Contribute to manuscript preparation for capstone project titled “Individual difference and biases in children and adults pitch matching abilities: Towards a clinical assessment of pitch memory skills”

Strengthened skills on applications such as Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Teams, and ResortSuite on a daily basis. Coordinated and oversaw activities and programs for children and families at the Sea Island resort, including the organization and supervision of accessible activities for children with intellectual and physical disabilities. Through this position I have learned how to demonstrate professional and ethical standards of customer satisfaction, and I have cultivated skills of hospitality management.

Supervised activities for children ages 4-15, directly handled skills and events for children in the Foster Care system. Head member of a Leadership Counselor staff, which involved hosting leadership seminars for young men and women as well as strengthening team building skills.