UVM Communication Sciences and Disorders

UVM Communication Sciences and Disorders This is a space for current students, faculty, families, and SLP/audiology alumni of Communication Sc The University of Vermont Eleanor M.

Luse Center provides speech-language pathology (SLP) and audiology services to children and adults throughout northern New England as the primary training center for graduate students in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSD). All professional services are provided or directly supervised by clinical faculty (SLPs and audiologists) who hold at least a masters degree and hold t

he Certificate of Clinical Competence (CCC) of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA). The core values of the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders are caring, collaboration, compassion, connectedness, and community. These values shape our day-to-day interactions as well as our mission and goals. These goals impact everything we do, including our undergraduate and graduate curricula, the extra-curricular activities that we offer to students (community service, Speech & Hearing Club, Peer Mentoring, CSD Honors Society, etc.), research, clinical services, and outreach to the community. Want to learn more about becoming an SLP? Check out our CSD website here: https://www.uvm.edu/cnhs/csd

Page Community Management Guidelines:
https://www.uvm.edu/d10-files/documents/2025-05/UVMCommunityManagementGuidelines_web.pdf

08/06/2026
Attention all SLP’s! Current or future (or past!) we have some wonderful materials that were generously donated to us th...
07/21/2026

Attention all SLP’s! Current or future (or past!) we have some wonderful materials that were generously donated to us that we are trying to find some new homes for. Below are some pictures and a list of the items we have. Lots of copies of each item! Send us a message if you are interested in checking some of these items out to add to your materials collection!

More graduation fun - congrats CSD class of 2026! 🎓
05/20/2026

More graduation fun - congrats CSD class of 2026! 🎓

Still smiling after celebrating our incredible CSD graduate and undergraduate students at graduation last weekend 🎓✨ W...
05/20/2026

Still smiling after celebrating our incredible CSD graduate and undergraduate students at graduation last weekend 🎓✨ We are so proud of all of your hard work, growth, and accomplishments. We can’t wait to see the impact you’ll make in the world of communication sciences and disorders! 💙

05/14/2026
05/11/2026
https://www.uvm.edu/cnhs/news/uvm-faculty-and-students-team-toddler-researchOur own Communication Sciences and Disorders...
05/11/2026

https://www.uvm.edu/cnhs/news/uvm-faculty-and-students-team-toddler-research

Our own Communication Sciences and Disorders professor Dr. Sara Benham teams up with Engineering students in the design lab to create a lightweight, durable toddler headcam—a custom research tool that captures children’s visual experience as they explore their world.

This innovative project supports research on how early visual input connects to language development, blending student creativity, hands-on design, and cutting-edge communication science.

Video credit: Chris Dissinger

show the image caption close caption Professor Sara Benham (right) and SEED Program Director Keith Epstein (left) with students in the design lab. Photos and video by Chris Dissinger. UVM Faculty and Students Team Up on Toddler Research What happens when early childhood research meets senior enginee...

So proud of our CSD 2nd year graduate students who presented their research at the CNHS Ziegler Research Forum this morn...
05/06/2026

So proud of our CSD 2nd year graduate students who presented their research at the CNHS Ziegler Research Forum this morning! This is the last step before graduating next weekend! 🎓

CSD undergrad senior Freddie Tagupa also delivered an exciting data blitz where she shared her findings regarding Question Sequences in Conversational Narrative Impacted by Alzheimer’s Dementia. 🎉

Last but not least we also had a fantastic keynote speaker, Dr. Jana Iverson from Boston University who spoke to us about Developmental Cascades in Infancy and the intersection of On Time mobility and how this drives meaningful developmental change. ✨

04/30/2026

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