Sharon Miller

Sharon Miller, Ph.D., CCC-A, is an Associate Professor and Director of Graduate Studies in Audiology at the University of North Texas. Her research focuses on cortical auditory event-related potentials (ERPs) to identify neural biomarkers for speech perception outcomes in hearing loss, neural inhibition mechanisms in noisy environments, and brain plasticity related to hearing aids and cochlear implants.

Research Interests

• Neural biomarkers for speech perception in hearing-impaired individuals
• Neural inhibition and speech-in-noise processing
• Neuroplasticity in hearing aid and cochlear implant users
• Cortical auditory processing in autism spectrum disorder
• Over-the-counter hearing aid communication strategies

Publication Trends

Her recent work spans auditory neuroscience, assistive technologies, and clinical audiology, with a focus on ERP methodologies, cochlear implant outcomes, and interventions for speech perception challenges in noise. She investigates cross-modal plasticity in pediatric populations and evaluates noise-management systems for hearing devices.

Contact Information

• Email: Sharon.Miller@unt.edu
• Phone: 940-369-7385
• Office: SPHC 214