Professor Michelle Lincoln
BApp Sc (Speech Path) Cumb PhD
Deputy Dean
C43A - Jeffrey Miller Admin Building Cumberland Campus
The University of Sydney
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Biographical details
Michelle Lincoln teaches, writes and researches in the areas of stuttering, clinical education and the allied health workforce. Her current areas of research within stuttering are treatment efficacy, early intervention, bilingualism, the impact of stuttering in the workplace and ageing and stuttering. Michelle has many publications in the area of stuttering including book chapters and peer reviewed journal articles. Her research in stuttering has been funded by the National Health and Medical Research Council of Australia, the Australian Research Council and internal grant schemes of The University of Sydney.
Michelle has over 20 years of experience in facilitating student learning on clinical placements. Michelle has published two text books in clinical education and many peer reviewed journal articles. She has presented clinical workshops nationally and internationally. Michelle's research interests in this area include competency based assessment, efficacy of clinical education models, ethical development in students and preparing students to work on teams
Michelle is also an active researcher in the area of allied health workforce. In particular she is interested in investigating contemporary health care settings and allied health workforce in order to develop evidence based curricula in Speech Pathology. Her research in this area is currently focused on issues around retention speech pathology, the rural allied health workforce and service delivery models in rural areas.
Michelle's motivation for engaging in these three relate areas of research is her belief that effective services for people with communication disorders can only be delivered if students are well prepared to enter the workforce and sufficient workforce exists to deliver evidence based services
Research interests
Stuttering Efficacy of treatments for children and adults. Stuttering and older people, stuttering and bilingualism, altered auditory feedback as a treatment for stuttering. Clinical education Facilitating peer learning and self evaluation skills of students. Interpersonal variables in the supervision process and the influence of learning style on performance in clinical education subjects. Professional ethics and professional development. Health Worksforce Issues Rentention of allied health staff, management competencies,
Teaching and supervision
Michelle teaches in her disciplinary expertise area of stuttering at both the undergraduate and post graduate level. She also teaches rural health to undergraduate students.
Michelle supervises honours, masters and PhD students
Associations
Fellow of the Speech Pathology Association of Australia
Awards and honours
- 2008 - Australian Learning and Teaching Council – Award for Programs That Enhance Learning. The COMPASS Project.
- 2006 -Carrick Australian Awards for University Teaching Citation for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning. For the development of a valid and reliable national workplace competency assessment for speech pathology students
- 2005 -Vice Chancellor’s Award for Outstanding Teaching, The University of Sydney.
Selected grants
2010
- Integrating evidence into policy and sustainable service delivery: The wobbly hub and double spokes� model; Veitch C, Lincoln M, Bundy A, Gallego G; National Health and Medical Research Council/Partnership Projects.
- Internet-based treatment for social anxiety in stuttering.; Menzies R, Lincoln M, O'Brian S; National Health and Medical Research Council/Project Grants.
2009
- Barriers and enablers to the use of evidence based practice (EBP) by speech pathologists in DADHC; Togher L, Trembath D, Lincoln M; Department of Ageing, Disability and Home Care (NSW)/Research Support.
- Randomised trial of an innovative treatment for early Stuttering; Onslow M, Jones M, Packman A, O'Brian S, Lincoln M, Reilly S, Jones M; National Health and Medical Research Council/Project Grants.
- Mouth asymettry in adults and children who do and do not stutter; Lincoln M; DVC Research/Bridging Support Grant.
2007
- Facilitating the integration of evidence based practice into speech pathology curricula: a scoping study to examine the congruence between academic curricula and work based needs; Ward E, Togher L, Worrall L, Ward L, Douglas J, Ferguson A, Harrison E, Lincoln M, Power E, Munro N, McCabe P; The Carrick Institute for Learning and Teaching in Higher Education/Research Grant.
2006
- High speed video system for capturing and analysing real-time human movement; Adams R, O'Dwyer N, Coulson S, Crosbie W, Lincoln M, Packman A; NHMRC/Equipment Grant.
- Establishing the relationship between anxiety and stuttering; Onslow M, Menzies R, Lincoln M; Australian Research Council (ARC)/Discovery Project.
- Benchmarking clinical learning in speech pathology to support assessment, discipline standards, teaching innovation and student learning; McAllister L, Lincoln M, McAllister S, McAllister L, Ferguson A; Carrick Institute of Teaching and Learning/Priority Projects Program.
- A high speed video system for capturing and analysing real time human movement; O'Dwyer N, Coulson S, Adams R, Packman A, Lincoln M, Crosbie W, Smith A; NHMRC/Equipment Grant.
- COMPASS™ Directions: Leading the integration of a competency based assessment tool in speech pathology learning and teaching; Ferguson A, McAllister L, Lincoln M, McAllister S; Department of Education, Science and Training (DEST)/Carrick Institute of Teaching and Learning.
2005
- Factors impacting on workplace retention in speech pathology; Adamson B, Lincoln M, Bourke N, Cooper C; Australian Research Council (ARC)/Linkage (APAI only).
- National Competency Based Assessment Tool for Speech Pathology Students (2); Lincoln M, McAllister S; Speech Pathology Association of Australia/Reserach Grant.
- Linking continents: Partners in effective cross cultural communication between Australia and India; Lincoln M, Hand L, Kual S, Sen R, Balandin S; University of Sydney/International Development Fund.
- Stuttering in English and Mandarin Bilingual Speakers; Lim V, Lincoln M, Onslow M, Chan Y; National Medical Research Council Singapore (Singapore)/Research grant.
2004
- National Competency Based Assessment Tool for Speech Pathology Students; Lincoln M; Speech Pathology Association of Australia/Reserach Grant.
- Use of the SOLO taxonomy to teach and assess report writing skills in undergraduate students; Lincoln M; Faculty of Health Sciences/Teaching and Learning Research Grant.
- Establishing the relationship between anxiety and stuttering; Onslow M, Menzies R, Lincoln M; University of Sydney (Sesqui)/Bridging Support.
2003
- Ethics education in speech pathology; Kenny B, Lincoln M, Reed V; Faculty of Health Sciences/Teaching and Learning Research Grant.
2002
- Making ends meet: Introducing time and organisational skills into the curricula of first year health science students; Covic T, Adamson B, Lincoln M; University of Sydney/Internal Research Grant Allocations - Cumberland.
- Cross cultural focus on lifelong disability; Balandin S, Lincoln M; International Program Development Fund (IPDF), University of Sydney/Good Neighbour Grant.
2001
- A national, competency based assessment tool for speech pathology; Lincoln M, McAllister L, Furguson A, Wood-Meyer K, Harber R, McAllister S; Australian Research Council (ARC)/Spirt Grants.
2000
- An investigation of speech repair strategies used by preschool children who stutter, during clinician and parent administered treatment.; Lincoln M; University of Sydney/University Research Grant.
Selected publications
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COMPASS™: Competency Assessment in Speech Pathology (The Speech Pathology Association of Australia Ltd,2006)
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Clinical Education in Speech-Language Pathology (John Wiley & Sons,2004)
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