University of south carolina communication sciences and disorders

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Communication Sciences and Disorders Ph.D.
Is Communication Sciences and Disorders a hard major?
What can I do with a BS in communication disorders?
Does University of South Carolina have a speech pathology program?
Is MUSC accredited for SLP?

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Faculty And Staff

FACULTY
NAME	CONTACT
Charley Adams, Ph.D., CCC-SLP Clinical Assistant Professor	e-mail: phone: (803) 777-2605
Jamy C. Archer, M.S. Clinical Assistant Professor	e-mail: phone: (803) 777-1734
Nikki Burrows, Au.D. Clinical Assistant Professor Cochlear Implant Team	e-mail: phone: (803) 777-2669
Gina Crosby-Quinatoa, MSP, CCC-SLP Clinical Assistant Professor Hispanic Initiative	e-mail: phone: (803) 777-2671
Beth McCall Clinical Assistant Professor Cochlear Implant Coordinator	e-mail: phone: (803) 777-1698
Angela N. McLeod, Ph.D. Clinical Assistant Professor	e-mail: phone: (803) 777-2660
Crystal A. Murphree-Holden Clinical Instructor Director of Distance Education	e-mail: phone: (803) 777-1170
Juliana O. Miller, M.S., CCC-SLP Director of External Clinical Practicum External Practicum Coordinator	e-mail: phone: (803) 777-2628
Joanna Scoggins Clinical Instructor Assistant External Practicum Coordinator	e-mail: phone: (803) 777-2604
Danielle Varnedoe, M.A., CCC-SLP Senior Clinical Instructor Director, Montgomery Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic	e-mail: phone: (803) 777-2629

CLINICAL/RESEARCH CONSULTANTS
NAME	CONTACT
Suzanne M. Adlof, Ph.D. Associate Professor SCROLL Lab: South Carolina Research on Language and Literacy	e-mail: phone: (803) 777-4822
Lisa Fitton, Ph.D., CCC-SLP Assistant Professor LDDL Lab: Literacy Development among Diverse Learners	email: (803) 777-5050
Jessica Klusek, Ph.D. Assistant Professor	e-mail: 803-777-5049
Julius Fridriksson, Ph.D. Professor Director, Aphasia Laboratory	e-mail: (803) 777-5931
Allen A. Montgomery, Ph.D. ASHA Fellow Research Professor Ph.D. Program Coordinator	e-mail: (803) 777-3083

STAFF
NAME	CONTACT
Judy Morris Billing and Admissions Assistant	e-mail: phone: (803) 777-2019
Delia Martin Scheduling Coordinator and Administrative Specialist	e-mail: phone: (803) 777-2724
Carrie Hendrix Business Manager USC Speech & Hearing Research Center	e-mail: phone: (803) 777-2630
Tania Canty Administrative Assistant	e-mail: phone: (803) 777-2717

Communication Sciences and Disorders Ph.D.

Overview

Major: Communication Sciences and Disorders
Degree: Doctor of Philosophy
School/College: Public Health

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Applications are accepted throughout the year.

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Official GRE Score (optional for 2021 and 2022 admissions)
3 Letters of Recommendation
Curriculum Vitae or Resume
Personal Statement

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Is Communication Sciences and Disorders a hard major?

It involves a rigorous course load that spans two years, including a summer session. In addition to these strenuous semesters, students are simultaneously thrown into the real world and expected to apply their knowledge in clinical practical experiences. The CSD major is scary and certainly stressful.

What can I do with a BS in communication disorders?

Below are 16 jobs you can do with a degree in communication sciences:.

Nursing assistant..

School counsellor..

Substitute teacher..

Rehabilitation aide..

Personal care assistant..

ESL teacher..

Hearing aid dispenser..

Nursing home administrator..

Does University of South Carolina have a speech pathology program?

Graduate Degrees The Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders in the Arnold School of Public Health offers two master's degree programs: the master's in speech pathology and the master's in communication disorders.

Is MUSC accredited for SLP?

We are a new program that has been approved for Candidacy for Accreditation by the Council on Academic Accreditation in Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology (CAA) of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA).