Stop! This Noise Level Is Damaging Your Hearing

Read information from Dr. Donna Pitts about how portable music players, rock concert attendance, fireworks, and toy cap guns are major offenders when it comes to hearing loss.

Graduate Students Respond with Love and Kindness

Loyola SLP graduate students participating in online classes and clinical experiences share their love from across the country.

Brianne Roos helps to cultivate a sense of belonging online during COVID-19

Helping Students Maintain Social Distancing Without Feeling Socially Isolated

Dr. Schoenbrodt receives grant to empower people with disabilities and train first responders

Improv to Empower People With Disabilities—and Train First Responders

Graduate program in SLP recognized by U.S. News & World Report

U.S. News & World Report recognizes several of Loyola’s graduate programs

Loyola alumnus goes from helicopters to hearing aids

An audiologist uses his military experience to support legislation allowing people with hearing loss to serve.

Faculty members in the SLHS Department prepare to present at the upcoming ASHA Convention in Orlando

Loyola Speech-Language Hearing Sciences Faculty Lead PAHO-ASHA Workshop in Belize

Loyola Speech-Language Hearing Sciences faculty, Lena Caesar, Ph.D. and Donna Pitts, Ph.D., traveled to Belize to lead a ASHA-PAHO training workshop to instruct staff and teachers in the detection of the early signs and stages of hearing loss and autism.

Photos From Aphasia Access 2019

From March 7 through March 9 Loyola University Maryland hosted the Aphasia Access Leadership Summit which gathers professionals who help people with aphasia navigate life.

Speech-Language Pathology and Psychology Interprofessional Seminar

The Loyola Clinical Centers in partnership with Loyola University Maryland's graduate Speech-Language Pathology and Psychology programs will host an interprofessional seminar on Friday, February 22, 2019 at the Loyola University Maryland Graduate Center - Timonium Campus from 8:00 - 11:30 a.m. This unique opportunity brings together graduate students from two distinct disciplines and exposes them to real-life journeys from the perspective of the parent of a child with a disability as they navigate today's educational system.