Club week video
About the club
Hearing plays an essential role in the development of speech and communication skills in children. Undiagnosed hearing loss in childhood interferes with normal social, emotional, and cognitive development. Unfortunately, there is no universal hearing-screening program for children in elementary schools, and hearing impairments can often go undetected.
The main objective of Kids2Hear is to use a recently-developed hearing game application to screen elementary-school children for hearing impairment. The children who do not pass the screening audiology test are referred to an otology clinic.
Our activities mainly take place in Montreal.
Contact information
| Role | Person | Contact |
|---|---|---|
| Co-President | Adalet Bugra, class of 2025 | kids2hear.mcgill@gmail.com |
| Co-President | Emily Oulousian, class of 2024 | kids2hear.mcgill@gmail.com |
| VP Communications | Tasha Bouchet, class of 2025 | kids2hear.mcgill@gmail.com |
| VP Communications | Leila Atalla, class of 2024 | kids2hear.mcgill@gmail.com |
| VP Communications | George Gerardis, class of 2024 | kids2hear.mcgill@gmail.com |
| VP Education/Research | Ly-Anh Reid, class of 2025 | kids2hear.mcgill@gmail.com |
| VP Education/Research | Kiana Yau, class of 2024 | kids2hear.mcgill@gmail.com |
| VP Volunteering | Sarah Mashal, class of 2026 | kids2hear.mcgill@gmail.com |
| VP Events | Saruchi Bandargal, class of 2026 | kids2hear.mcgill@gmail.com |