Jennifer Henderson Sabes BA, MA, AuD

Jennifer Henderson Sabes, AuD, assistant professor of audiology, likes to take a problem and approach it from many different angles. In both teaching and research, she believes in “an interdisciplinary approach — learning from different perspectives.” Her research interests range from tinnitus and aural rehabilitation to public policy. She is also interested in the ototoxic, toxicity to the ear, and neurotoxic effects of chemotherapy. “Optimizing education and rehabilitation are themes that link my sometimes disparate areas of research,” Dr. Henderson Sabes said.
Her fascination with the auditory system, as well as her interest in changes in the brain with hearing loss and rehabilitation, inspired her to pursue a career in audiology. She earned a bachelor of arts in communication sciences from Michigan State University, a master of science in audiology from The George Washington University and a doctor of audiology (AuD) from University of Florida.