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Stephannie Moore

Visiting Assistant Teaching Professor

University of Miami

Affiliations

Frost School of Music

Stephannie Moore is currently serving as a Frost School Of Music Visiting Assistant Teaching Professor at University of Miami.

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University of Miami

Visiting Assistant Teaching Professor

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neurology ophthalmology behavioral sciences audiology otorhinolaryngology different genres vocal fold pathologies undergraduate singing students vocal health mindfulness practices voice pedagogy music therapy music wellness mindfulness public performance music teacher research music teacher education performance studies performance art music psychology

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Vocal Fold Pathologies Among Undergraduate Singing Students in Three Different Genres. The Laryngoscope (2022)

Michelle M. BretlJulia GerhardDavid E. RosowMursalin AnisMario A. LanderaDana LibmanJudy MarchmanFrank RagsdaleStephannie MooreRuixuan MaBari HoffmanChandra IveyMichael M. JohnsStacey M. MentonAdam T. Lloyd

neurologydifferent genresotorhinolaryngologyophthalmologyundergraduate singing studentsaudiologyvocal fold pathologiesbehavioral sciences

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Stephannie Moore

Visiting Assistant Teaching Professor

University of Miami

Affiliations

Frost School of Music

Stephannie Moore is currently serving as a Frost School Of Music Visiting Assistant Teaching Professor at University of Miami.

Honors

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Stephannie Moore

University of Miami

Visiting Assistant Teaching Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Vocal Fold Pathologies Among Undergraduate Singing Students in Three Different Genres. The Laryngoscope (2022)

neurologydifferent genresotorhinolaryngologyophthalmologyundergraduate singing studentsaudiologyvocal fold pathologiesbehavioral sciences

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