Communication Sciences and Disorders

Our Program

Students in communication sciences and disorders explore the health and well-being of children and adults related to communication (speech and language, reading, writing, and hearing) and the role of swallowing for safe eating and drinking. Our faculty and staff are dedicated to student success. This commitment includes undergraduate and graduate research opportunities, offering engagement and development throughout a student’s education journey.

Highlights

• Opportunities to observe clinical processes of individuals who experience difficulty with communication, swallowing and/or hearing
• Evidence-based practices in assessment and intervention for individuals across the lifespan • Classes taught by practicing clinicians
• Undergraduate research opportunities
• Dedicated student organization that provides professional development opportunities
• On-campus facility to provide students hands-on learning experiences by providing services to community members

Career Opportunities

• Out-Patient Clinics
• Universities
• Skilled Nursing Facilities
• Infant and Toddler Services
• Private Practice
• Schools
• Rehabilitation Centers
• Hospitals
• Audiology

Learn more about our Communication Sciences and Disorders program