The academic family tree of Ingo Titze
Pursuing a deep interest in understanding the complexities of human sound production, particularly singing, Ingo Titze received his Ph.D. in Physics under the tutelage of Bill Strong at Brigham Young University in 1972. His dissertation on computational modeling of vocal fold vibration launched a career in research and teaching that has had a profound influence on the field of voice and speech science. Although his research alone is prodigious, Ingo Titze created an academic family that stretches far and wide. This presentation will trace the careers and research of the many students and scientists that were trained by Ingo Titze or influenced by his training.