Wichita State University Communication Sciences and Disorders

Wichita State University Communication Sciences and Disorders Our Ph.D. program is individualized to prepare scholars for careers in research, teaching and advanced clinical practice.

The Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSD) at Wichita State University engages students in practical hands-on Speech Language Pathology and Audiology experiences through our campus clinic and partner facilities. Clinical graduate programs prepare students for careers as speech-language pathologists and audiologists who provide evaluation and treatment of speech, language and hear

ing disorders in hospital, school and private practice settings and serve clients of every age. WSU offers an exceptional academic and clinical education for CSD students with nationally ranked programs that are highly regarded by employers. If you want a rewarding career helping others, this is the place for you. Email at: [email protected] or call us at 316-978-3240.

06/11/2026

Join Wichita State University Communication Sciences and Disorders for Aphasia Awareness Day from 2–5 p.m. on Wednesday, July 1 at the Wichita State Metropolitan Complex!

Learn about aphasia, a communication disorder often caused by stroke or other brain injuries, and discover effective communication strategies from people with aphasia and speech language pathologists.

This event is open to the public, and especially beneficial for students, healthcare providers, caregivers, and anyone interested in learning more about aphasia.

Wichita State University Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic

Congratulations to Communication Sciences and Disorders MA student Olivia Kerr! She represented the College of Health Pr...
04/16/2026

Congratulations to Communication Sciences and Disorders MA student Olivia Kerr! She represented the College of Health Professions at the WSU Service Learning Showcase on April 15th. She presented on her service learning experience designing an adapter for respiratory training devices for clients with mobility impairments. She also created a public repository for the 3D files, instructions so others can replicate the assistive technology, and released it all under a free-use creative commons license.

Kerr, O., Herring, P., & Musaji, I. (2026). Hands-free 3D-Printable Harmonica-Mount Adapter for Respiratory-Strength-Trainer. Oral Presentation, Service Learning Showcase, Wichita State University.
https://github.com/iymusaji/3D-Printable-Adapter-for-Respiratory-Strength-Trainers

Our very own Dr. Stacey Kampe, CCC-A, is featured on this month’s The Hearing Journal Podcast! She shares why being a pr...
04/08/2026

Our very own Dr. Stacey Kampe, CCC-A, is featured on this month’s The Hearing Journal Podcast! She shares why being a preceptor to the next generation of audiologists matters and the impact mentorship has on our profession.

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