… at Spaulding Rehabilitation Hospital, earned a $75,000 Clinical Research Grant for her proposal on, “Using Intervention Mapping to Co-Design a Transitional Care … Haylie Santos, Dabirichi Chukwuezi, and Anastasia Yang went to ASHA as part of the student leadership program, MSLP, designed to give students the opportunity to learn … meetings, and network with leaders in the field “Going to ASHA through their Student Leadership Program MSLP was a transformative experience for me,” said …

… key characteristics that set them apart. We’ve gathered eight important factors for you to consider when deciding on a speech-pathology program.   Robust … educational offering. Dedicated Career Support Services A commitment to student success extends beyond the classroom, and the best speech-language pathology … schools, and rehabilitation centers, facilitating smooth transitions from student to professional. Research Opportunities and Publications Engagement in …

… the 2024 Boston Marathon to Pay It Forward Doctor of Speech-Language Pathology student and Team IHP runner Molly Allen is raising money to support student … Boston Marathon, she will be adding the world’s oldest marathon to the four other 26.2-mile courses she’s run around the world while fulfilling a personal goal. A … regularly, Allen is one of two runners who will run the 2024 Boston Marathon for Team IHP and add to the more than $160,000 that more than two dozen students, …

… graduate of the  IHP’s SLP master’s program  (graduating in 2004) and currently a student in the school’s PhD in Rehabilitation Sciences program. Diperri had come up … and Exposition Center November 15-18. All told, more than 14,000 people registered for “Igniting Innovation,” this year’s theme for the SLP profession’s largest annual … of subjects. “No matter where I seem to turn, I’d run into either an alum or a student or an ex-faculty member,” said Dr. Marjorie Nicholas , Chair of the …

… On the Road to Independence Topics Communication Sciences & Disorders Student Life Area of Expertise Brain Injury/Stroke Rehabilitation Derrick Williams’ … offers physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and nursing for clients who are no longer eligible to have their rehabilitative care covered by … system often does not allow clients to be seen in traditional outpatient settings for as long as we have worked with Derrick,” said Pauline Fiorello , a clinical …

… BRIEF: The Sounds of the Holidays in Building 39 Topics Campus Culture Student Life The lounge on the second floor of Building 39 was filled with the sounds … Office Holiday Concert featured the musical talents of SHRS students and faculty for the fourth year in a row.  Those in attendance enjoyed treats while listening to … Wonderland,” “Let it Snow,” and “I’ll be Home for Christmas” and second year SLP student Kevin Harris sang “It’s Beginning to Look A Lot Like Christmas,” and “Oh Holy …

… New Research Grant Could be a Game Changer for Struggling Readers … New Research Grant Could be a Game Changer for Struggling Readers Topics Research Area of Expertise Literacy & Language … and oral language skills have improved. Students with low language are at risk for language difficulties but don’t necessarily have a disability.  “We are asking if …

… as classroom support in its early education programs and serving as a resource for some of the students who need services, but one of the initiatives that is having … level of the child that can indicate if they need to be monitored or referred for a service. Instead of waiting to see if there was a reason to screen a student, the goal was to evaluate all students twice per year and establish a process …