Moore benefits from Parkinson Voice Project
COLUMBUS, Mis.--A strong voice is important to J. Elton Moore.
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Speech and Hearing Center address dyslexia during pandemic
COLUMBUS, Miss.-- October is Dyslexia Awareness Month, and the Department of Speech-Language Pathology at Mississippi University for Women is serving clients virtually.
SLP graduate students offer screenings to Clay County Head Start
COLUMBUS, Miss.-- On Sept. 8-10, Emma Grace Olsen, Mary Ashley Hammons, Hannah Harrison, Claire Wiygul, Barbara Doorenbos, Kallie Smith and Sydney Minton, all first-year graduate speech language pathology students, conducted speech, language and hearing screenings for Clay County Head Start in West Point. Dr. Kathy Shapley and Ashley Alexander provided training and supervision for the students.
W students give a voice to Coronavirus patients
COLUMBUS, Miss.-- Mississippi University for Women’s chapter of the National Student Speech Language Hearing Association (NSSLHA) is helping give a voice to the potentially voiceless in the Golden Triangle.
Shapley elected treasurer for board of directors of CAPCSD
COLUMBUS, Miss.-- Dr. Kathy L. Shapley, the department chair and professor of speech-language pathology at Mississippi University for Women, recently was elected treasurer for the board of directors for the Council of Academic Programs in Communication Sciences and Disorders (CAPCSD).