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Jessica Caron
Research Spotlight
Unlocking communication for children with little or no speech

A new study from an interdisciplinary team of researchers, led by Jessica Caron, associate professor of communication sciences and disorders at Penn State, examined the effectiveness of adapted literacy instruction for a child with cerebral palsy who uses a high-tech eye-gaze augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) device to communicate. Their findings suggest that people with movement and language difficulties may be able to learn far more literacy skills than previously thought.

Carolynn Buckley
Student Spotlight
Carolynn Buckley named student marshal for spring 2025 commencement

Carolynn Buckley served as the Penn State Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders Student Marshal for spring 2025 commencement. She served as membership coordinator for the Penn State chapter of Best Buddies International and worked as an undergraduate researcher in the Collaborative Language Use Lab. Congratulations, Carolynn!

Carol Miller
Research Spotlight
Embracing interdisciplinary teamwork to advance the science of communication sciences and disorders

A new publication from researchers including Carol Miller, professor of communication sciences and disorders at Penn State, examined the benefits of interdisciplinary teamwork between speech-language pathologists in schools, described common challenges faced by interdisciplinary teams in the discipline of communication sciences and disorders, and recommended practices to resolve the challenges.

Undergraduate and graduate students in communication sciences and disorders are actively engaged in research opportunities within the department and across campus. 

We want to highlight unique and exciting opportunities our students participate in. Complete this form to share more about your research experience with us.

The ASHA Convention hosted by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association is the premier annual professional education event for speech-language pathologists, audiologists, and speech, language, and hearing scientists. Bringing together approximately 15,000 attendees, the Convention provides unparalleled opportunities to hear the latest research and gain new skills and resources to advance your career.

Faculty and students from the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders regularly present at ASHA, translating research to practice.


 

60%
of CSD Faculty
70%
of PhD Students
10%
of 2nd year MS-SLP Students
7
Undergraduate Students

ARE LISTED AS AN AUTHOR ON AT LEAST ONE ASHA 2023 PRESENTATION


 

ASHA 2023 Presentations by Day and Time

NOTE: The conference is being hosted in Boston, MA. All times listed are local to the conference.

ASHA 2023 Presentations by Topic Area

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Academic Program Coordinator for Graduate Programs
Summary Statement

Christine provides primary support for the MS and PhD graduate programs in CSD.
 

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  • Communication Sciences and Disorders - CSD