Speech & Hearing Sciences at WSU
Speech and hearing sciences emphasizes the physiological, neurological, behavioral, and psychological dimensions of normal and disordered communication across the lifespan.
The Department of Speech and Hearing Sciences offers programs leading to a bachelor of arts in speech and hearing sciences and a master of arts in speech and hearing sciences in speech-language pathology.
Training in speech and hearing sciences through the bachelor's level degree is considered a pre-professional degree. State and national clinical and educational certifications require completion of the master's degree.
Graduate students are prepared as speech-language pathologists to provide direct and consultative services in educational and medical settings.
News & Events
Dr. Ella Inglebret has been elected as a fellow in the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA), a lifetime honor extended to fewer than one percent of ASHA members. More »
Dr. Amy Meredith's teaching methods have been featured in Anatomical Sciences Education. View article »
Alumna Elise Benadom and Dr. Nancy Potter have published an article on the use of simulation in training students to perform transnasal endoscopy.
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