Casandra B. Banks

Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Audiology at the University of Memphis, School of Communication Sciences and Disorders since 2010. Holds a B.A. in Communicative Disorders (University of Mississippi, 1981), M.A. in Audiology (Northern Illinois University, 1983), and Au.D. in Audiology (University of Kansas, 2009).

Research & Clinical Focus

• Clinical Interests: Diagnostics, Adult Amplification Systems, Adult Aural Rehabilitation, Tinnitus Management
• Teaching Interests: Clinical Concepts, Multicultural Issues in Healthcare

Professional Service

• Committee Roles: Subcommittee of the Whole (University of Memphis), Audiology Clinical Faculty Sub Committee, MSHC Audiology Clinic Committee, Hearing Aid Protocol Committee
• Outreach: Healthy Memphis Initiative, Madonna Learning Center Screenings

Advising

• Mentored graduate and undergraduate students in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology programs

Clinical Experience

• Over 35 years in clinical settings, including roles at St. Louis Regional Medical Center, University of Kansas, and Memphis Speech and Hearing Center