Alisha Lambeth Jones

Alisha Lambeth Jones serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Speech, Language & Hearing Sciences within Auburn University's College of Liberal Arts. Her academic work focuses on clinical audiology with specialization in pediatric populations and rehabilitation methodologies.

Her educational foundation includes:

• PhD from the University of South Alabama
• Doctor of Audiology (AuD) from the University of South Alabama
• Bachelor of Science (BS) from the University of South Alabama

Dr. Jones' research program centers on acceptable noise levels, aural rehabilitation, pediatric audiology, and auditory processing disorders. She investigates speech perception challenges in noisy environments for children with hearing impairments and develops evidence-based rehabilitation protocols. Her work bridges clinical practice with interdisciplinary applications in nursing education and neonatal care.

Analysis of her publication record (2011-2018) reveals consistent contributions to pediatric audiology and clinical diagnostics. Key thematic threads include universal newborn hearing screening implementation, auditory processing assessment in educational settings, and rehabilitation outcomes measurement. Her research demonstrates strong collaboration with nursing professionals and focus on real-world clinical applications.

As an educator, Dr. Jones teaches advanced graduate courses including Pediatric Audiology (CMDS 8400) and Aural Habilitation (CMDS 8410), mentoring future audiologists through hands-on clinical training. Her research activities in the Hearing Education and Aural Rehabilitation Lab provide practical research opportunities for graduate students.

She directs the Hearing Education and Aural Rehabilitation Lab, which develops and evaluates rehabilitation strategies for hearing-impaired individuals across the lifespan, with particular emphasis on pediatric and geriatric populations. The lab's work integrates clinical diagnostics with practical intervention protocols.