Mariah Benz, second year graduate student in the Department of Speech Language and Hearing Sciences (SLHS) was featured the National NSSLHA (National Student Speech Language Association) Blog with her essay on “The Gift of Communication” as it relates to the role of alternative and augmentative communication in the profession of Speech Language Pathology. Her essay can be found here: The […]
The Speech Language Pathology graduate program was notified they had 4 thesis students and one portfolio student accepted during a highly competitive process to present at the upcoming American Speech Language Hearing Association convention in Boston, MA in November 2018. These students were mentored by Dr. Kris Vossler, Dr. Elaine Pyle and Dr. Tina Veale.
Marsha Weber, Interim Vice President for Academic Affairs, is pleased to make the following announcements: Dr. Lisa Karch began her duties as Interim Dean of Graduate and Online Learning on July 1. The Graduate Studies office is now located in the Center for Business 115. The Online Learning staff continues to be located in the Library. We began the search […]
Counseling Program faculty member Dr. Ken Messina and colleagues from Duquesne and Slipper Rock Universities in PA recently published a study entitled “The Impact of Counseling on Bowen’s Differentiation of Self” in the Family Journal. The study examines how participation in counseling services can lead to changes in Bowen’s construct of Differentiation of Self and discusses the potential impact of […]
Congratulations to Counseling student Troy Roness, who recently published the book “Unbroken: Journaled Reflection on Recovery.” The book is currently available though Amazon and is available in paperback and Kindle formats. More information on the book can be found on Amazon.