The Communication Sciences and Disorders Department (CSD) recently purchased an auditory brainstem response (ABR) and otoacoustic emissions baby simulator to be used for educational purposes by our graduate audiology students.
The Eckelmann-Taylor Speech and Hearing Clinic welcomes three new clinical educators this semester: one in the field of audiology and two in the field of speech-language pathology.
World Hearing Day is an annual advocacy event that is held March 3 to raise awareness and promote hearing health care.
NSSLHA makes fidget blankets for individuals with dementia.
Musicians are at risk of experiencing symptoms of hearing injury. The hearing wellness program for Illinois State’s School of Music promoted how to monitor and manage the risk of overexposure to loud sounds.
Graduate students Elena Pivek, Kaylee Sienza, Beverly Lloyd, and Courtney Huellen represented Illinois State in the 10th Annual ISHA College Bowl.
Heidi Verticchio has been recognized with the Council on Academic Programs in Communication Sciences and Disorders’ (CAPCSD) 2019 Distinguished Contribution Award.
Associate Professor Jean Sawyer was recognized at the 2019 Illinois Speech-Language-Hearing Association convention as a Fellow of the Association.
Students in the Department of Communication Science and Disorders help spread awareness of stuttering through their registered student organization, the National Stuttering Association.
Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders faculty Jennie Harvey-Northrop, Ph.D., and Ciera Lorio, Ph.D., have received Interdisciplinary Grants from the College of Arts and Sciences. The purpose of these grants is to expand existing programs and build new interdisciplinary connections between programs in the college.
