University of Pittsburgh Communication Science and Disorders

Thank you for taking the time to share your fantastic research and wisdom about developing a programmatic line of research, Dr. Garand!

#PittCSD alumnus, Dr. Kendrea Garand's Swallowing Disorders Initiative SDI Lab has actively changed their recruitment efforts to diversify representation in CSD. #BeTheSolution ****** #PittCSD is dedicated to promoting Equity, Justice & Inclusion (EJI) in every aspect of the work we do, across our educational, clinical, & research missions. https://www.shrs.pitt.edu/csd/about/csd-inclusion-initiative... In an effort to interrupt the view of EJI as only embracing specific types of diversity or connecting to only some types of work, we are asking our Research Roundtable speakers to share their pronouns & answers to a few questions about the intersection of their work & EJI issues. See more

Kudos to Audiology student Mary Rose Bethel, who was invited to submit an article series to the Hearing Journal, based on her AuD research project poster, which... was displayed at the American Academy of Audiology Annual Conference 2020! #H2P #ForgeAhead #PittSHRS -with University of Pittsburgh Communication Science and Disorders See more

Opportunities abound at Pitt SHRS! Don’t take our word for it. Immerse yourself in our virtual campus experience to: Hear from students about their SHRS jour...ney Explore campus through our interactive map and 360-degree videos Meet our world-renowned faculty and discover their passion and commitment to your academic success. See more

Yina Quique successfully defended her dissertation, Get in Sync: Entrainment Mechanisms and Individual Characteristics Associated with Scripted-Sentence Learning in Aphasia!! Congratulations, Yina! We are so #PittProud of you! #PittSHRS #PittCSD