Join the Marshall Family
Join the faculty, staff, and students of the Department of Communication Disorders for our Fall Graduate Open House! We are offering two opportunities for you to learn more about our nationally recognized Master’s program in Speech-Language Pathology:
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Virtual Open House: Friday, October 24, 9:00–11:00 a.m. (link sent to registrants on October 23)
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On-Campus Open House: Friday, November 7, 1:00–3:30 p.m.
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During the open house, you’ll gain an inside look at what makes our program exceptional. We’ll cover:
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Admissions requirements and application tips
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Tuition, scholarships, and graduate assistantships
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Curriculum and clinical experiences
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Faculty expertise and research opportunities
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A tour of our department and clinic (virtual tour available for online attendees)
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This is a great opportunity to ask questions, meet our faculty and students, and see how Marshall can help you achieve your career goals in speech-language pathology.Can’t make these dates? No problem! Register below to receive a recording of the virtual open house.Questions? Contact Graduate Admissions Chair, Jen Baker, at jen.baker@marshall.edu.
About the Grad Program
Marshall University is located in Huntington West Virginia. We are a very proud institution that offers a quality education and diverse experiences in state-of-the-art clinical facilities. The Department of Communication Disorders is excited to host an open house to invite prospective graduate students to the Marshall Campus.
Marshall University’s Master of Science in speech-language pathology program offers:
Enriching Academic Opportunities
- Nationally Accredited, 6-semester program
- Applicable/Relevant Coursework
- Specialty Electives (Neonatal Abstinence Syndrome (NAS) Seminar, Dysphagia, Gerontology)
- Study abroad to Jamaica and Uganda
Unique Clinical Opportunities
- Diverse clinical programs addressing pediatric and adult populations
- Interprofessional collaboration through multidisciplinary clinics (e.g. ASD Clinic, ALS Clinic, Pediatric Feeding and Swallowing Clinic)
- Excellent preparation for employment
- Variety of externship placements including distant sites
- Specialized clinical experiences
- The Luke Lee Listening Language and Learning Lab
- Interprofessional Health Student Organization (IPHSO)
Diverse Research Opportunities
- Designated “R2” research institution by the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education
- Community of Research Practice (CoRP)
- Variety of Faculty-led research
- Thesis study-track option
Enjoyable Quality of Life
- Strong Faculty Support
- Thriving campus and surrounding community
Financial Aid
- Graduate Assistantships
- Scholarships
Contact Us
Feel free to e-mail Jen Baker (jen.baker@marshall.edu) who will assist you with any logistical questions that you have. We look forward to meeting you!