Andrea and Adam graduate

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Andrea and Adam, undergraduates in the lab, graduated with degrees in Speech and Hearing Science. Both of them will continue onto graduate school for Master's degrees!

Congratulations Andrea and Adam! You will truly be missed in the lab.

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