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SAA has been recognized as the 2016-2017 National Chapter Challenge Champion for Education! More than 50 chapters across the country participate in this challenge each year. Last year, our SAA group was the National Chapter Challenge Champion for Advocacy.

Welcome New Faculty Fellows of Arts & Sciences Support Education through Technology (ASSETT)

Adaptation of the Dangerous Decibels Program for an Adult Audience

View pictures from the student's research posters that were presented in the Research Methods class.

Several AuD students were chosen for LEND fellowships. LEND ( Leadership Education in Neurodevelopmental and Related Disabilities ) programs offer interdisciplinary training with the intent of improving the health of children with disabilities. Graduate students who are chosen as LEND fellows take on additional coursework and clinical experiences so as...

Hannah Glick (AuD/PhD student) has been awarded the prestigious New Century Scholars Scholarship from ASHA for her PhD research. Congratulations, Hannah!

The Department of SLHS will be hosting a FRIENDS Workshop on Saturday, October 29th. This will be a fantastic place for speech-language pathologists and students to learn more about stuttering, current treatments and the support available to people who stutter. See the attached flyer for additional information and to register...

The 2016 National Rite Care Conference will be held in Denver this year on October 13-15. Visit the SRF website for more information and to register.

Jen Lewon and Beth Onses (Associate Professor of Theater) were awarded a CU Outreach and Engagement Grant for their project, Young Women’s Vocal Empowerment. Jen and Beth have brought their unique perspectives on voice to work together on various projects to support young women and social change. Beth and Jen...

Congratulations to our Student Academy of Audiology group! They've been recognized as the 2015-2016 National Chapter Challenge "Advocacy" champion! Woo hoo! They'll be recognized next week at the annual AudiologyNOW! convention and receive a $300 award to put towards future projects.