News and events
Nancy Brady recently participated in the First Summit Forum of China Higher Education of Speech Language Pathology at East China Normal University in Shanghai China. Dr. Brady is pictured with Dr. Qiaoyun Liu, the department head and associate Dean at East Normal. Dr. Liu was a visiting scholar at KU in 2018. The purpose of the meeting was to discuss a consensus for curriculum in Speech Language Pathology in China.
SPLH/IPCD Graduation Ceremony Information Page, May 18, 2019
STUDENTS (Bridget Rennard and Anna Schaue) TO PRESENT AT KANSAS UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH DAY AT THE CAPITOL
Dr. Julie Washington is coming as the invited speaker on February 11, 2019: The Annual Betty H. Bunce Multicultural Lecture
Dr. Holly Storkel leads a research project aimed at developing effective interventions for kids with DLD called KAW Story. The project just earned a $1.5 million grant from the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders to continue research with 60 Kansas kindergarteners across several school districts.
SPLH Professor, Holly Storkel, has been selected as Associate Dean for Academic Innovation & Student Success
SPLH Acting Chair, Nancy Brady, has been promoted to Professor by Chancellor Douglas A. Girod - Chancellor announces faculty awarded promotion and tenure for 2018
Three students received Undergraduate Research Awards for SPLH projects in the Spring 2018 semester! Congratulations to Grace Carlson (mentored by Navin Viswanathan), Beth Fentress (mentored by Holly Storkel) and Bri Marsh (mentored by Jon Brumberg).
Ana Paula Mumy's TEDxKU talk- Placing Value on Human Imperfection
McKenzie Butcher is one of 13 students to receive Undergraduate Research Awards in fall 2017
Explore a degree in audiology or speech-language pathology at the University of Kansas
"The Impact of Parenting on Fragile X Syndrome" in "Research Features", UK online science magazine, featuring research by Steven F. Warren and Nancy C.Brady
KU to present University Scholarly Achievement Award to Nancy Brady on April 10, 2017
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