Josée Lagacé is a full professor in the School of Rehabilitation Sciences and an audiologist. Her research seeks to better understand difficulties in hearing speech that many experience in the presence of competing noises like those encountered in daily activities. Her work is influenced by her experience in various clinical settings prior to her doctoral studies.
Since the beginning of her career, she has been involved in numerous working committees within provincial licensing bodies, as well as professional and research associations. She is currently co-editor of the Canadian Journal of Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology and a member of the national exam committee.
As a professor, thesis and research project supervisor, and mentor and internship supervisor, she has helped train many audiologists working in Canada and in other countries. She is particularly interested in the evolution of audiological practice and the quality of training.
Professor Lagacé is accepting new students for thesis supervision.