The ability to communicate is one
of our greatest human gifts. This remarkable ability allows us to
realize our human potential and to connect with other
people. Problems with communication have a great impact on all
aspects of life. The Communication Sciences & Disorders (CSD)
Program at Butler prepares students to provide service to others
who experience communication disorders.
One of the best reasons to obtain the CSD degree at Butler is
that our undergraduate students have many opportunities for
experiential learning. Students provide treatment for speech and
language disorders through the Butler University Speech-Language
Clinic. Students provide speech, language, and hearing screening
services to area preschools. Students engage in research and
teaching activities with faculty mentors, and work with other
professionals in the Indianapolis community through
internships.
The CSD Program gives students the strong academic and
experiential background they need for success in graduate school.
After Butler, students are prepared to choose graduate studies in
speech-language pathology, audiology, or speech science. Our
students have had outstanding success in gaining admission into
prestigious and competitive graduate programs throughout the United
States.
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Jordan Hall, Room 274
4600 Sunset Ave.
Indianapolis, Indiana 46208
(317) 940-8350
Program Director: Suzanne Reading
Assistant: Melissa Friedman
CollegeofCom@butler.edu