NCCU Speech-Language Hearing Clinic

10/23/2024

Come see what students are doing on Instagram too! Here are some doing a hearing, cognitive, and swallowing screening at the Rooted in Wellness health fair in Durham, NC. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DBbPcVxxDWW/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
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05/10/2023

Dr. Jamila Minga (Duke U) screened a documentary on Right Hemisphere Damage that included NCCU Speech Language Pathology graduate students describing their experience working with RHD clients. The film was directed my NCCU assistant professor Michael Pearce.

“Today was an in-person documentary screening ab right hemisphere disorder (RHD), "RHD Hidden Diagnosis" which was attended by RHD survivors & clinicians. Screening was followed by Q&A session with researcher & clinician Dr. Jamila Minga (Duke), & director Michael Pearce (NCCU)”

05/03/2023

Hello! Welcome new followers. Just wanted to let you know that we also have an NCCU National Student Speech Language Hearing Association page. Come join us there too! https://www.facebook.com/NCCUNSSLHA

NCCU's chapter of the National Student Speech-Language Hearing Association (NSSLHA).

09/01/2022

NCCU Speech and Hearing Clinic is ready for the fall semester at Durham Charter School.
Welcome back to all!!!! Here's to a great semester!!! 💕

08/16/2022

Welcome back!!! Our second year clinic students arrived ready and eager at today's Clinic Orientation!
TRUST THE PROCESS!!!!!

06/17/2022

Great summer fun while we learn! PhonoFriday has been a BLAST!!!

05/19/2022

This was the sweetest thing! had an EOG parade today! Cheering on our upper grades as they prepare for their tests!!!!! THIS IS OUR WHY!!!!!

05/13/2022

Retreat day for the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders!

04/14/2022

Inter professional collaboration today with Duke Health pharmacy residents! We collaborated on how to educate those with limited language about diabetes symptoms and management and taught them about use of AAC to communicate medical information. So proud of our students!