What’s Happening for Special Education and Clinical Services Graduate Students
Special education and clinical services graduate students can engage in various activities outside of the classroom, embellishing their credentials and enthusiasm for their field.
The purpose of NSSLHA is to encourage any IUP student’s interest in the study of normal and disordered human communication behavior, to provide continuity to the dissemination of professional information, and to provide a vehicle for student representation
in matters of professional concern.
The Audiology Student Association seeks to assist students who are interested in pursuing a career in audiology, or with a special interest in the hearing impaired. The student group meets regularly and conducts programs of interest to the students.
This clinic provides diagnostic and treatment services for people with speech, language, and hearing disabilities. Located on our main campus, the clinic provides closely supervised practical experience for graduate and undergraduate students, giving
them the opportunity to complete their required hours of supervised clinical experience so they can complete their degrees in Speech-Language Pathology at IUP.