The clinics also serve as training and research facilities for the bachelor, master, and doctoral programs in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology. A wide range of audiology services are available for individuals of all ages. Audiologists are skilled in the areas of childhood hearing loss, adult diagnostic procedures, hearing aid selection and I provision, assistive listening technology, listening skills related to learning disabilities, and development of effective communication skills through aural rehabilitation.
Treatment is available on an individual basis or in small groups.
An interdisciplinary team is used in the comprehensive evaluation of communication skills necessary for academic success for preschool, primary, secondary, and post secondary students. The Language and Literacy Program serves as an intervention option for children, Pre K through 5th, who have speech-language impairments and may be struggling with the language demands of their academic classroom. The programs offer focused instruction in the oral and earl, v written language skills underlying academic performance. Groups meet after school and at various times during the summer. Clinical services are provided by graduate students under direct supervision of licensed, ASHA certified clinical faculty members with expertise in hearing, speech, language, voice, and early childhood communication.