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All-Star Editorial Team  Meet HJ’s All-Star Editorial Line-up Many publications cover the hearing healthcare field, but when it comes to the quality of its editorial team, The Hearing Journal stands alone at the top! No other journal can match the group of distinguished audiologists who contribute regularly to The Hearing Journal. Their columns and other articles in HJ and the editorial guidance they provide make our publication the most authoritative and up-to-date source of practical information available to today’s hearing healthcare practitioner. No wonder we have over 22,000 subscribers, the largest circulation in the field. As an editor of newspapers and journals for the past 30 years and Editor-in-Chief of HJ since 1990, I know that it takes an outstanding team to publish a great journal. I am proud to present The Hearing Journal team, the best in the hearing industry.  David H. KirkwoodEditor in Chief  Gus Mueller, Ph.D.Gus Mueller, Ph.D., our Contributing Editor since 1991, is editor of our acclaimed Page Ten feature, writes frequently in HJ, and chairs the HJ Journal Club, which selects the outstanding articles in audiology each year. As chair of our Editorial Advisory Board, Gus contributes greatly to ensuring the outstanding quality of the Journal’s editorial content. One of the world’s most respected audiologists, Dr. Mueller is co-author of several books, including The Audiologist’s Desk Reference; speaks at professional conferences around the world; and prepares the questions for the Audiology Trivia Bowl, an annual highlight of the American Academy of Audiology Convention. One of the founders of the Academy, Gus is also Professor of Audiology at Vanderbilt University and Senior Audiology Consultant to Siemens Hearing Instruments. In 2006, he received the American Academy of Audiology's Distinguished Achievement Award.  Linda J. Hood, Ph.D.Linda J. Hood, Ph.D., Professor of Audiology and Hearing Science at Vanderbilt University and Associate Director for Research of the National Center for Childhood Deafness, is a charter member of our Journal Club, as well as a frequent contributor to Page Ten. Dr. Hood, a past president of the American Academy of Audiology, is a leading researcher in hearing science topics,including auditory neuropathy.  Gyl A. Kasewurm, Au.D.Gyl A. Kasewurm, Au.D., our newest team member, shares her expertise in the column Gyl's Guide to Managing for Success. Dr. Kasewurm, a former director of the American Academy of Audiology and chair of the Michigan Licensure Board, is founder/owner of Professional Hearing Services, a practice in St. Joseph, MI, that handles 10,000 patient visits a year. In 2007, she received the American Academy of Audiology's Distinguished Achievement Award.  Robert L. Martin, Ph.D.The senior member of the HJ editorial team, Robert L. Martin, Ph.D., has been writing the popular Nuts & Bolts column since 1990. In these lively monthly articles, Bob offers down-to-earth observations and advice based on his 3 decades as a highly successful privatepractice dispensing audiologist.  Frank E. Musiek, Ph.D.Frank E. Musiek, Ph.D., contributes our Pathways column on the higher auditory system. Dr. Musiek, Professor and Director of Auditory Research in the Department of Communication Sciences at the University of Connecticut, is a pre-eminent authority on neuroanatomy and neurophysiology. In 2007, he received the American Academy of Audiology's Career Award for Research in Audiology.  Brad A. Stach, Ph.D.Brad A. Stach, Ph.D., a former President of the American Academy of Audiology, has been a member of the HJ Journal Club since its inception in 1995. Dr. Stach heads the Division of Audiology at the Henry Ford Health System and is author of, among other books, the Comprehensive Dictionary of Audiology and the textbook Clinical Audiology.  Roy Sullivan, Ph.D.Roy Sullivan, Ph.D., another veteran dispensing audiologist, is one of the profession’s leading experts on the Internet and on video-otoscopy, two interests he combines as on-going author of the web site Audiology Forum: Video Otoscopy. In his Netscope column, Roy selects and critiques web sites of particular value to hearing professionals.  Dennis Van Vliet, Au.D.Since 1996, Dennis Van Vliet, Vice-President of Professional Services for HearUSA, has been expressing his always original and frequently provocative views about audiologic practice in The Final Word. A veteran private practitioner, Dennis is Division Manager of HEARx West, LLC. In 2001, he received the Academy of Dispensing Audiologists’ Wernick Award.  David J. Wark, Ph.D.David J. Wark, Ph.D., a member of our Journal Club, is Associate Director of Audiology and Director of Graduate Studies at the University of Memphis School of Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology. He is a former president of the Academy of Rehabilitative Audiology. Editorial Advisory Board The Journal is also proud of and grateful to our outstanding Editorial Advisory Board. The prominent hearing professionals who serve on this board help us in many ways, including by reviewing manuscripts submitted to HJ. They also contribute importantly with their suggestions on topics to cover, their advice on prospective authors, and their willingness to share their professional expertise with us. In addition, many of them also frequently write articles for the Journal. Currently, the members of the Editorial Advisory Board are:
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