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.
Courtney Huellen, CSD master’s degree student, is serving on the Illinois Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ISHA) board as the volunteer student representative. She discusses the importance of student involvement and give suggestions on how students can be involved.
Second year MS-SLP graduate student Kelly Gorney donates artwork with meaningful background story to the Speech and Hearing Clinic
CSD began the Fall semester mindfully! Mr. Jim Almeda from ISU Wellness spoke to CSD faculty and clinical educators about the importance of mindfulness for students and themselves at an all-day Department Retreat.
On campus speech and hearing Clinic serves students, faculty/staff, and the community.
Nicholas Stanley, from the University of South Alabama, will be joining the CSD faculty in August of 2018. His areas of research interest include auditory event-related potentials with a focus in speech-in-noise performance, cognitive hearing science with roles in attention, working memory, and executive function play in successful communication.
The Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSD) is proud to announce an addition to Illinois State University’s speech-language pathology program, Ciera Lorio.
The Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSD) worked with the Career Center to hold a Networking Live event on April 24 at the Alumni Center.
A White Coat Ceremony was held in April to recognize the success and accomplishments of Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSD) third-year Doctor of Audiology graduate students.
