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Friday October 15th, 2010

Language and Literacy: Improving the Effectiveness of Speech-Language (and) Literacy Services for Children

Presenter: C. Melanie Schuele, PhD, CCC-SLP

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STROKE AWARENESS WALK

Saturday September 18th, 2010

Time: 9:30 In-person registration

10:00 Walk begins

Location: Meet outside the Youngerman Center for Communication Disorders

Thompson Hall SUNY Fredonia

• Walk will begin on campus in front of the Youngerman Center to Central Ave. to Temple Street and back to the Youngerman Center.

• Lunch will be served after the event.

• Free hearing screenings and Youngerman Center informational brochures will be available.

Please contact Julie Williams, Coordinator at

julie.williams@fredonia.edu or (716) 673-4618 for more information.

 

 

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FACTS regarding employment, Praxis Examination results and completion rates of our graduate program.

 

Our mission is to...

  • Prepare our students to become competent contributors to the field of Speech Language Pathology by
    • developing a foundation of knowledge and repertoire of clinical skills
    • demonstrating a positive attitude for learning
    • participating in a cooperative relationship with faculty and fellow students
    • demonstrating ethical and professional behavior in both academic and clinical environments
    • engaging students in scholarly research activities
    Be a resource to the local community by providing
    • speech, language, and hearing clinical services including evaluation and treatment of communication difficulties
    • continuing education seminars and presentations
    • professional consultation

Did You Know?

Speech-Language Pathologists are in short supply!

The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that the nation will need about 120,000 speech-language pathologists by the year 2012. The demand for speech-language pathologists has grown in part because of improvement in diagnosis of speech and language impairments.


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