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We provide exceptional opportunities for research and collaboration with faculty in the Speech-Language-Hearing Sciences Department. Recent professor-student research topics include using optogenetics to study the central auditory pathways; understanding semantic feature processing in adults with stroke-induced aphasia; enhancing the public speaking capabilities of Worcester Art Museum docents using clear speech training; analyzing family responsiveness to children using augmentative and alternative communication; and studying English language learning in internationally adopted children.
We recognize these remarkable student-faculty collaborations at our annual Celebration of Scholarship and Creativity. Recent projects include:
- Speech-Language Pathology Therapy Approaches in a Preschool Setting
- Teaching Spelling to Children with Hearing Loss
- Biological Calibration in Clinical Audiology
- Hearing Conservation for Student EMTs and Paramedics
- Disproportionate Over-Identification of English Language Learners (ELLs) as Language Impaired
- Clear Speech Training for Art Students
WSU Speech-Language-Hearing Center
The WSU Speech-Language-Hearing Center serves those in the greater Worcester community who face a vast array of communication disorders and differences. Through the Center, you’ll have a unique opportunity to synthesize what you’ve learned in your undergraduate classes. If you’re a graduate speech-language pathology student, you will gain practical experience delivering evaluation and intervention services that maximize the communicative competence of clients. These opportunities to observe and be involved in direct patient care will build your confidence and allow you to put your education into action.
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