HELP 2021-2022 University Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG] Department of Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences (Graduate) Print this Page Facebook this Page (opens a new window) Tweet this Page (opens a new window)

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Website URL:

http://www.purdue.edu/hhs/slhs/graduate/index.html

Department/School Head:

Preeti Sivasankar

Academic Programs:

Master’s and Ph.D. Programs

The Department of Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences emphasizes the study of human communication sciences and disorders. All aspects of communication - including speech, language, and hearing - as well as essential functions of swallowing and balance,  are explored through all stages of the lifespan. The Department provides excellence in education across undergraduate, graduate professional (MS-SLP and AuD), and research programs (Ph.D.).”

• PhD Program
• Au.D. Program
• MS-SLP Program
• Dual Track Degree Programs

Concentrations (Areas of Study):

• Auditory Perception, Neural Plasticity, and Sensory Aids
• Augmentative and Alternative Communication
• Aural Rehabilitation for Children and Adults
• Autism Spectrum Disorders
• Cognitive Neuroscience Approaches to Hearing, Language Processing, and Communicative Disorders: Applications of Functional Brain Imaging and Evidence from Brain-Damaged Individuals
• Language Structure, Development, and Disorders: Single Language and Crosslinguistic Studies
• Linguistics Applied to Communicative Sciences and Disorders
• Sign Language Linguistics
• Speech and Voice Physiology
• Speech Perception
• Speech Production, Development, and Disorders: A Lifespan Perspective
• Swallowing Physiology and Swallowing Disorders

Regular Graduate Faculty by Rank:

Professor

Ulrike Dydak
Donna Fekete
Michelle Gutmann
Stacey Halum
Michael Heinz
Jessica Huber
David Kemmerer
Lata Krishnan
Ravi Krishnan
Laurence B. Leonard
Chenell Loudermill
Donald Lynam
Jeffrey Lucas
Amanda Seidl
Jennifer Simpson
Preeti Sivasankar
Beth Strickland
Thomas Talavage
Chris Weber
Ronnie Wilbur
Howard Zelaznik

Associate Professor

Joshua Alexander
Edward Bartlett
Arielle Borovsky
Sharon Christ
Alexander L. Francis
Elaine Francis
Jeffrey Haddad
Sebastien Helie
George Hollich
Natalya Kaganovich
Jeffrey Karpicke
Brandon Keehn
Lydia Kruse
Jiyeon Lee
Georgia Malandraki
Christi Masters
Shirley Rietdyk
Allison Schaser
Jeffrey Siskind
Shannon Van Hyfte
Dawn Wetzel

Assistant Professor

Jaime Bauer Malandraki
Hari Bharadwaj
Françoise Brosseau-Lapré
Olga Dmitreva
Tamar Greenwell
Anne Gritt
Jillian Hubert
Raymundo Munguia-Vazquez
Melissa Newell
Amy Jo Schwichtenbergerg
Anne Sommer
Bridgette Tonnsen

Emeritus Faculty

Barb Cicholski
Claudia Mournout
Mary Lou Poole
Robert Novak
William Murphy
Davis Ertmer
Jackson T. Gandour
Keith Kluender
Jeanette Leonard
Anne Smith  
David Snow
Barbara Solomon

Programs

• Speech/Language/Hearing Science, PHD
• Speech/Language/Hearing Science/Gerontology, PHD

• Speech/Language/Hearing Science, MS

Courses

• SLHS 50100 - Neural Bases Of Speech And Hearing
• SLHS 50200 - Fundamentals Of Speech Production And Perception
• SLHS 50300 - Auditory Perception
• SLHS 50401 - The Auditory Periphery
• SLHS 50601 - Neural Bases Of Hearing
• SLHS 51800 - Counseling In Speech-Language Pathology And Audiology
• SLHS 51900 - Special Topics In Audiology And Speech Pathology
• SLHS 52100 - Phonetic And Phonological Disorders In Children
• SLHS 52200 - Language Disorders Of Exceptional Children
• SLHS 52300 - Language Disorders In Children: Basic Principles
• SLHS 52400 - Infant Communication Disorders
• SLHS 52500 - Language And Communication In Autism Spectrum Disorders
• SLHS 52900 - Stuttering: Nature, Diagnosis, And Treatment
• SLHS 53100 - Language Disorders In Adults
• SLHS 53200 - Voice Disorders
• SLHS 53300 - Medical Speech-Language Pathology
• SLHS 53600 - Traumatic Brain Injury
• SLHS 53800 - Motor Disorders Of Speech
• SLHS 53900 - Dysphagia
• SLHS 54000 - Augmentative And Alternative Communication
• SLHS 54300 - Assessment And Treatment Of Literacy Disorders
• SLHS 54400 - Clinical School Methods For Communication Disorders
• SLHS 54401 - School-Clinical Methods In Communication Disorders
• SLHS 54900 - Clinical Practice In Speech-Language Pathology I
• SLHS 55300 - Implantable Devices
• SLHS 56000 - Audiologic Diagnostics
• SLHS 56100 - Medical Audiology
• SLHS 56300 - Pediatric Auditory
• SLHS 56400 - Hearing Aids I
• SLHS 56700 - Auditory Evoked Responses I
• SLHS 56800 - Tinnitus Assessment And Rehabilitation
• SLHS 57000 - Hearing Conservation
• SLHS 57401 - Hearing Aids II
• SLHS 57700 - Auditory Evoked Responses II
• SLHS 57900 - Clinical Practice In Audiology
• SLHS 58500 - Engineering Projects In Community Service: AuD I
• SLHS 59000 - Directed Study Of Special Problems
• SLHS 60900 - Seminar In Language Acquisition
• SLHS 61900 - Advanced Topics In Audiology And Speech Pathology
• SLHS 64800 - Speech-Language Pathology Education Externship
• SLHS 64900 - Speech-Language Pathology Healthcare Externship
• SLHS 65800 - Advanced Topics In Audiology
• SLHS 65900 - Audiology Practice Management
• SLHS 66100 - Advanced Medical Audiology
• SLHS 67800 - Audiology Educational Externship
• SLHS 67900 - Advanced Clinical Practice In Audiology
• SLHS 68800 - Research Integration And Dissemination For Evidence Based Practice
• SLHS 69000 - Directed Study Of Special Problems
• SLHS 69800 - Research MS Thesis
• SLHS 69900 - Research PhD Thesis

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