The Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSD) is home to five related programs: undergraduate degrees in CSD; an accredited master’s degree in speech language pathology; an accredited professional doctorate in audiology (AuD); a doctoral program (PhD) with research training and specialization; and a post-baccalaureate capstone certificate. We offer the local community wide-ranging speech, language, and hearing services in our campus-based training clinic and provide statewide outreach related to speech-language and audiology service needs. We also conduct cutting-edge research and train professionals who will carry on the mission of improving communication abilities for all people. To help us enhance and grow our programs, we need your support.
