The Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders has begun a fundraising campaign to raise $5,000 across its existing scholarships and begin conversations to establish at least one endowed fund.
Meet Ally Tankersley, a recipient of an award at Honors Day 2024 and view our other CSD awardees.
CSD Master’s student Culberson encourages a boy with Down Syndrome to communicate, touching hearts and advocating for support.
Communication sciences and disorders master’s student Calia Howse was selected for the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association’s Minority Student Leadership Program.
Hannah Jernigan, a Speech-Language Pathology graduate student, discovers joy in her advocacy for individuals with communication disorders.
Malini Laxman, B.S. 19 in biology will graduate with an M.S. in Communication Sciences and Disorders in December, 2023 for speech-language pathology.
Assistant Professor Ai Leen Choo and her graduate students are working to better understand stuttering in the Stuttering and Bilingualism Lab.
Jacqueline Laures-Gore, Ph.D. is the guest for Aphasia Access’ Distinguished Speaker Series.
Debra Schober-Peterson, clinical professor and director of the College of Education & Human Development’s Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic, has been named a Fellow for the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA).
Professor Debra Schober-Peterson and five communication sciences and disorders students volunteered at Camp SPEAK, an overnight camp for individuals ages 5-20 who use alternative/augmentative communication.
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