Speech Pathology
Communication Sciences and Disorders
The mission of the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders is to foster a collaborative learning environment for faculty, students, and colleagues in the community that furthers understanding of the science of communication as well as the scientific bases of clinical practice. We partner with our students in research and clinical endeavors that result in the generation and application of new knowledge. By cultivating critical thinking, advocacy, innovation, and leadership, we enable students to advance scholarship in our field and to provide optimal services to individuals with diverse cultural and communication needs.
Alumni Online NewsletterLink to CSD Fall 2011 News |  CSD NEWSNEW GRANT Link to information about scholarship application Dr. Linda Milosky, Dr. Janet Ford, and Dr. Tanya Eckert(Psychology) Office of Special Education and Rehabilitation, Department of Education. $1,248,711, "Project Meaningful Differences: Preparing Speech-Language Pathologists to Support Critical Changes in Language, Literacy, and Behavioral Competencies in High-Need Preschoolers with Disabilities."(2011-2016) STUDENTS AWARDS CAITHLIN MACNEIL (AuD) received a $5000.00 award from the American Academy of Audiology Foundation's Empowering People Scholarship Program in September, 2011. YOUNGMEE HAHN (MS-SLP'10) was awarded the Arts & Sciences Master's Thesis Prize for her thesis, entitled, "The relationship of context modality and language comprehesion ability to comprehension of novel idioms" in May, 2011. |
