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The Department of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology

Fall 2010 Orientation Schedule

We have academic programs in the following areas:

BS

Speech-Language Pathology
Accelerated
MS SLP
View the SLP Graduate Program Brochure (PDF)

Audiology
Au.D. - Doctor of Audiology
The Au.D. program is also available to practicing audiologists. They must hold a graduate degree in audiology with a 3.2 GPA (min) and the ASHA Certification of Clinical Competence (CCC-A). Additionally, two years of full-time employment (32 hrs/wk) are required along with three letters of recommendation supporting these experiences. Credentials of practicing audiologists will be evaluated on an individual basis and a program of study will be created.

Early Intervention
EI

We are a learning community in which faculty and students support each other's learning across the lifespan...(Our Mission)



Meet Some of Our Students





SLP 2009-2011 Graduate Class







AuD 2009-2013 Graduate Class







SLP 2008-2010 Graduate Class



“After seeing the facilities and meeting or speaking with the friendly faculty, I knew Northeastern was the place for me. To top it off, each new graduate student was assigned a second year mentor to help answer any questions about the program. I felt more comfortable entering the program before I even arrived!”

-Jamila Darwish

“Northeastern is academically challenging and there is a wealth of support from the faculty and staff. One of the wonderful aspects of my program is the tight-knit community feel.”

-Sivan Einsohn

“I like the close relationships you are able to form with professors/supervisors - they have a lot of info to share and being comfortable around them makes the learning process easier

The Language Literacy Program that we get to do is a great addition to our Clinic 1 experience...early literacy is so important, and we get the chance to directly address the issue and play with super cute kids!”

-Katelyn Penna



“An aspect of the program at Northeastern that I really enjoy is the many research opportunities available with professors who are involved in different aspects of communication disorders research.”

-Katherine Alexander

“I chose to attend the Northeastern University Speech-Language-Pathology Program, because I was interested in the inner city location and the variety of placements this program had to offer. Growing up in Maine my whole life, I was intrigued by the diverse communities and populations for which we as SLP students could have the chance to interact with and learn from.”

-Katherine Quigley

 

 



Audiologist was listed as one of the best careers to have for 2009 by US News and World Report.

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