Salt Lake City - Sonic Innovations, Inc. is donating a collection of scientific and educational journals to the Salus University George S. Osborne College of Audiology. The collection will be used to establish a new audiology library within the Osborne College.
"Education and research are important to Sonic Innovations," says President and COO of Sonic Innovations, Joe Lugara. "We are happy to make a donation of this kind to Salus University Osborne College of Audiology."
The journals were part of the auditory research library at Sonic Innovations. With the recent acquisition of Sonic Innovations by William Demant Holding, the company gained access to a large library of materials, making much of its current library collection redundant. The donated collection contains journals on topics including Seminars in Hearing and Trends in Amplification . Some of the historic materials range as far back as the 1950s.
"We are thrilled to be receiving this collection of journals to add to our library," says Dean of the George S. Osborne College of Audiology, Victor Bray, Ph.D. "Our students and faculty will benefit greatly from them, and it is always exciting to acquire additional educational resources for our College."
For more information on the Salus University Osborne College of Audiology, visit www.salus.edu/audiology.
About Sonic Innovations:
Sonic Innovations (www.sonici.com) is a US-based manufacturer of hearing care solutions that provide exceptional patient benefit, unparalleled service, and superior quality. In conjunction with its distributor partners, Sonic Innovations has provided more than 1 million hearing instruments to patients in more than 25 countries. Sonic products are renowned for their superior sound processing, noise reduction, directional capabilities, and award-winning design. Since November 2010, Sonic Innovations is a wholly owned subsidiary of William Demant Holding (www.demant.com). Visit the Sonic Innovations web channel on AudiologyOnline.
