Speech-Language Pathology students at the Katz School are contributing to groundbreaking innovations in diagnostic imaging tools that promise improved management of multiple sclerosis. By exploring new approaches to understanding and treating complex conditions, the program prepares students to make meaningful impacts in healthcare. Learn more about how SLP students are shaping the future of diagnostics: Read the full article.

Marsha Pinto, an alum of the Katz School’s Speech-Language Pathology program, is championing the unique strengths of introverts in a world dominated by extroversion. As a motivational speaker and advocate, she highlights how introverts bring valuable perspectives and skills to communication and leadership. Learn more about how Katz alumni are making an impact: Read the full article.

The Katz School’s Speech-Language Pathology clinic is making a profound impact by helping restore the voice of a man dedicated to advocating for the voiceless. This hands-on clinical work highlights the program’s commitment to both advanced training and compassionate care. Learn more about how the SLP clinic is transforming lives: Read the fullarticle.

The Katz School’s Speech-Language Pathology program prepares students to engage with the latest research in neurological conditions like multiple sclerosis. Recent studies, such as those linking manual dexterity issues to cognitive decline, reflect the program’s emphasis on understanding complex disorders and advancing patient care. Read the full article.

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