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The Herbert H. and Grace A. Dow College of Health Professions |
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The
Master of arts in communication disorders for speech language
pathologists offered by CMU's
Department of Communication Disorders leads to clinical
certification and is accredited by the American Speech-Language
Hearing Association's (ASHA) Council on Academic Accreditation. The
program focuses on preparing professionals to assess, diagnose and
clinically treat people with a variety of communication disorders. Facilities The Department of Communication Disorders offers students a multitude of opportunities to gain clinical experience both on- and off-campus. The research facilities within the department include specialized speech, voice, language and acoustic laboratories, computers and software programs. 
Several clinical programs offered through the department give students the
opportunity to conduct research projects and work with a patient population
ranging from infants to the elderly. Through the department's Speech-Language
and Hearing Clinics, students may provide clinical services to people throughout
central and northern Michigan. The services offered by the Speech-Language and
Hearing Clinics include a voice and swallowing clinic, aphasia clinic,
speech-language pathology and audiology clinics, augmentative and alternative
communication services and pre-school programs. In addition, students may gain
clinical experience through the Summer Speech-Language Specialty Clinics. |
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Central Michigan University,
Mount Pleasant, Michigan 48859 |
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