Since 1978, the program has been dedicated to comprehensive and quality training of professionals in Speech-Language Pathology. A supportive environment is provided for students throughout their academic and clinical training.
Small classes facilitate individual instruction and attention for all students.
Students are provided the opportunity to develop their research skills through the required completion of a pilot research project or by collaboration with faculty in their research. The program in Communicative Sciences and Disorders is housed within the School of Science. Students with undergraduate training in other fields may need additional course work to fulfill degree and national certification requirements. An individual plan of study is designed with each student, based upon their undergraduate background. Students engage in a wide range of diagnostic and therapeutic experiences under the direct supervision of faculty and ASHA-certified clinical staff.