Communication issues addressed in CSD 422: Assessment Across the Lifespan included: voice, expressive language, motor speech, pragmatic language, language differences, phonology, augmentative-alternative communication, fluency, written language, cognitive-communication, and aphasia.
Unit: Communication Sciences and Disorders
A Homecoming tailgate invitation
Dean Greg Simpson invites all College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) alumni, students, faculty, staff, and friends to join him for a tailgate prior to the Homecoming game Saturday, October 21.
Double major aspires to research effects of bilingualism
Here is an update from Mike Marcucci, current double major in Spanish and communication sciences and disorders (speech-language pathology) at Illinois State.
Students, alumni to connect with health care recruiters
The Healthcare Professions Fair on November 16 brings students from all majors together to connect with recruiters from health care organizations.
CSD senior creates organization for transfer students
During the 2017 spring semester, Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSD) senior Kaylee Sienza created the first-ever CSD transfer group student organization.
I Will Survive! 5 Ways to avoid burnout (the CSD Way)
Here are the top five things that I know have worked for me to avoid burnout!
Nursing and audiology support Fox Creek Elementary Health Fair
Mennonite College of Nursing was joined by the Hearing Loss Prevention (HLP) Laboratory for the Fox Creek Elementary Health Fair in Bloomington.
Free Online CE Modules in Clinical Education
ISU’s CSD Department is a member of the Council of Academic Programs in Communication Sciences and Disorders (CAPCSD).
Self-Care for SLPs and AuDs
According to Flasher and Fogle (2012), speech-language pathologists (SLPs) and audiologists (AuDs) can be susceptible to professional burnout due to our involvement with clients and their stakeholders who are going through emotionally trying experiences. To be effective as clinicians, we must respond to our clients and their families empathetically and compassionately. Unless we are able
Doctor of Audiology alumnus: Quintin Hecht
Quintin Hecht ’07, Au.D. ’11, received his bachelor’s degree and Doctor of Audiology from Illinois State University.