- B.A Linfield College (OR) (1960);
- M.S. University of Iowa (1965);
- Ph.D. University of Iowa (1969)
Mailing Address:
Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders
Missouri State University
901 South National Avenue
Springfield, MO 65897
Communication Links:
Office Phone: (417) 836-6878
Fax: (417) 836-4242
E-mail: RonNetsell@missouristate.edu
Office Location:
Professional Building, Rm 241
Office Hours:
M, W (9-11am); T, Th (10:30am-12pm), and by appointment
Research Interests:
Speech and language functions in the brain, speech and voice disorders in children and adults.
Teaching Responsibilities:
CSD 316: Introduction to Speech and Language Disorders in Adults.
CSD 400: Introduction to Research in Communication Sciences and Disorders.
CSD 622: Neural Bases of Human Communication.
CSD 625: Motor Speech Disorders.
CSD 692: Independent Study.
CSD 699: Master's Thesis.
Selected Publications and Presentations:
Netsell, R., Bakker, K. & Ashley, E. (2010). The inner speech of persons who stutter. International Motor Speech Conference; Savannah, GA.
Wilson, A. & Netsell, R. (2009). Rate of syllable production in selected langugages. Missouri Speech-Language-Hearing Association; Osage Beach, MO.
Netsell, R. & Boone, K. (2008). Percent vital capacity per syllable. Motor Speech Conference; Monterey, CA.
Netsell, R. & Brock, M. (2008). The rate of inner speech. Missouri Speech-Language-Hearing Association; Osage Beach, MO.
Professional Activities and Awards:
Byrne, M., Bakker, K., Byrne, T., Netsell, R., & Biagioni, R. (2002). System and method for
assessing breathing and vocal tract sound production of a user. United States Patent
US 6,423,013 B1.
Editorial Consultant Board. Journal of Medical Speech-Language Pathology (1993-present).
Honors of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (1997).
Fellow, American Speech-Hearing-Language Association (1992).
Fellow, International Society of Phonetic Sciences (1991).
Personal Information:
Enjoys coaching (YMCA/Boys & Girls Club), fishing, camping, music, and philosophy.