Taeok Park, Ph.D., an assistant professor in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSD) at Illinois State University, initiated a study of swallowing disorders in infants and children using X-ray swallowing examination.
What it’s like to be the new kid in a department when you’re far away from home and all on your own?
Lisa Vinney, Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSD) assistant professor; Tricia Larkin, CSD clinical educator; and Jordee Yanez, School of Social Work (SWK) graduate student and CSD graduate assistant actively worked within the local community to build awareness about gender-affirming communication services.
A group of alumni from the Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSD) Department went on a trip last summer to Europe.
Magician Adam Trent, who has a stutter, met with student members of the National Stuttering Association before his performance at ISU.
The Eckelmann-Taylor Speech and Hearing Clinic at Illinois State University received a much-needed facelift this summer with funds from the Provost Enhancement Project.
This article discusses the cross-university work of Dr. Jennine Harvey-Northrop and Dr. Megan Cuellar in the effects of multi-tasking on the brain.
Speech Language Pathologists (SLPs) play a central role in the assessment and pronunciation training of persons seeking accent modification services.
Ryland Gallagher graduated from Illinois State University’s Doctor of Audiology program. He started his career as an audiologist at Northwest Speech & Hearing Center in Arlington Heights, Illinois.
The Student Academy of Audiology recognizes the importance of volunteering in the community. This organization provides valuable services to a number of community members from children to seniors.
