John T. Moulton

Age: 26; Birthplace: Salt Lake City, Utah; Birth Date: July 1, 1972
Height: Six feet. Weight: 200 pounds; Health: Excellent
Languages: English and Chinese (Mandarin, very skilled).

Seeking a position in clinical audiology through which I can complete my clinical fellowship year (CFY) as required by ASHA

• Lamar University, Beaumont, TX: Bachelor’s Degree in Applied Arts and Sciences, emphasis in Communication Disorders
  
• Lamar University, Beaumont, TX: Master of Science Degree in Audiology. Expected May, 1999

Audiological Practicum as Required by ASHA

• Ben Taub Hospital, Beaumont, TX, Spring semester, 1999
• Beckman Audiology Center, Beaumont, TX, Summer and Fall of 1998.
• Phelan Hearing Aid Center, Beaumont, TX, Summer and Fall, 1998.
• Beaumont Independent School District, Beaumont, TX. Fall of 1997 and Spring of 1998.
• Lamar University Speech and Hearing Center, Beaumont, Texas. Summer and Fall of 1997, Spring of 1998.

• Lectures in China, May and June of 1998.
• Lamar University, Office of International Student Services. Part-time, 1993-95.
• Vidor Independent School District, Vidor, Texas. 1995.
• Construction. Celebrity Homes, Salt Lake City, summer of 1994.
• Missionary/Humanitarian Service, Taiwan, 1991-93.
• Sales. Radio Shack, Vidor, Texas. Part-time, 1989-90.

  Skills & Interests

  Languages: Fluent in Mandarin and, of course, English
  Travel: Taiwan, China, all of U.S., and Mexico
  Sports: Offshore fishing, racquetball, mountain biking
  Electrical Instruments: hearing aids, computer applications to audiology (e.g., NOAH)
  

  Biographical Sketch & Goal

  I am the youngest of four children. My father is the Associate Vice President for Research/Dean of Graduate Studies at Lamar University and is a veteran at establishing communication disorders programs in the U.S., the Middle East, and the Far East. My mother is a dental hygienist. My two sisters are biochemists and both are married to physicians. My brother is an attorney. He and I spent two years in Taiwan studying Chinese while doing religious and humanitarian work. I have strong people and verbal communication skills and I enjoy mechanical challenges. My goal is to complete at least an M.S. degree in audiology and then to take employment in some aspect of the hearing health industry, either domestic or international.

  References

• Dr. James Simmons, President of Lamar University, Box 10077 LUS, Beaumont, TX 77710. Phone 409/880-8419
• Dr. Sumalai Maroonrogue, Professor of Audiology, Lamar University, Box 10076 LUS, Beaumont, TX 77710. Phone 409/880-8170
• Dr. Frank Silverman, Ph.D., Professor of Speech-Language Pathology, Marquette University, 517 North 14^th Street, Milwaukee, WI 53233. Phone 414/288-7349
• Dr. Kathleen Chinn, Director of Deaf Education, New Mexico State University, 2800 N. Roadrunner Pkwy #804. Phone 505/521-9254
• Dr. Olen Pederson, Chair of Lamar University Dept. of Communication Disorders (retired), Box 161, Somerville, TX 77879. Phone 409/596-2525
• Lei Chen, M.S., CCC-A. Supervisor of Clinical Audiology, Ben Taub Hospital, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX (phone: 713/793-3318. E-mail: [email protected]