University of Kansas
Intercampus Prgm Commun Dis
Dept of Hear & Speech
1000 Sunnyside Ave,3001 Dole Ctr
Lawrence, KS 66045-7555
Phone: (785)864-0630 ((KU))
Fax: (785)864-3974 ((KU))
E-mail Address: catts@ku.edu
http://www.ku.edu/~splh/ipcd/
CAA Accreditation Information
Accredited
Master’s Degree in Speech Language Pathology
CAA Accredited (MA) (2008 - 2016)
Next Accreditation Review: August 2015
Accredited
Clinical Entry-Level Doctoral Degree Audiology
CAA Accredited (clinical entry level AuD) (2008 - 2016)
Next Accreditation Review: August 2015
Programs
General
- Administrative Location:
- College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
- Combined Degree Programs Offered:
- No
- Distance Education Availability:
- Other: One course is offered online
- Part-time Enrollment:
- Yes
- Multicultural/Bilingual Emphasis:
- The program does not offer a multicultural or bilingual emphasis.
- Study Abroad Opportunities:
- The degree program does not offer study abroad opportunities.
- Areas of Research:
- Audiologic assessment
- Audiologic (re)habilitation
- Balance
- Electrophysiology (otoacoustic emissions, auditory, electrocochleography, intraoperative monitoring)
- Hearing aids/assistive listening technology
- Hearing: Normal processes, disorders
- Implants (i.e. cochlear; brainstem)
- Psychoacoustics
- Tinnitus
- Augmentative/alternative communication
- Aural (re)habilitation
- Language: Normal processes, disorders
- Craniofacial Anomolies
- Head/neck cancers/laryngectomy
- Neurogenics (apraxia, aphasia, dysarthria, cognitive)
- Speech: Articulation, phonology
- Swallowing
- Voice disorders
- Learning disabilities
- Literacy
- Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (academic and clinical)
- Physiology
- Autism
- Institution Grants and Contract(s)
- Federally funded research grant(s) : 19
- Total dollar amount: $3,035,500
- Federally funded personnel preparation grant(s) : 0
- Total dollar amount: $0
- Postdoctoral Opportunities:
- Yes
- Specialty Tracks / Unique Features:
- Data not available.
- Minority Serving Institution:
- Data not available.
- NSSLHA Chapter:
- Yes
Admissions
- Application Process:
- University online application
Enrollment
- Total Undergraduate Enrollment:
- 168
Graduation
- Total Number of Degrees Granted:
- Full time: 54
- Part time: 0
- Total: 54
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General
- Administrative Location:
- College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
- Combined Degree Programs Offered:
- Masters/research doctoral (e.g., MA/PhD)
- Distance Education Availability:
- Degree program does not offer a distance education option.
- Part-time Enrollment:
- Yes
- Multicultural/Bilingual Emphasis:
- The program does not offer a multicultural or bilingual emphasis.
- Study Abroad Opportunities:
- The degree program does not offer study abroad opportunities.
- Areas of Research:
- Audiologic assessment
- Audiologic (re)habilitation
- Balance
- Electrophysiology (otoacoustic emissions, auditory, electrocochleography, intraoperative monitoring)
- Hearing aids/assistive listening technology
- Hearing: Normal processes, disorders
- Implants (i.e. cochlear; brainstem)
- Psychoacoustics
- Tinnitus
- Augmentative/alternative communication
- Aural (re)habilitation
- Language: Normal processes, disorders
- Craniofacial Anomolies
- Head/neck cancers/laryngectomy
- Neurogenics (apraxia, aphasia, dysarthria, cognitive)
- Speech: Articulation, phonology
- Swallowing
- Voice disorders
- Learning disabilities
- Literacy
- Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (academic and clinical)
- Physiology
- Autism
- Institution Grants and Contract(s)
- Federally funded research grant(s) : 19
- Total dollar amount: $3,035,500
- Federally funded personnel preparation grant(s) : 0
- Total dollar amount: $0
- Postdoctoral Opportunities:
- Yes
- Specialty Tracks / Unique Features:
- Augmentative Communication, Reading Disorders/Dyslexia, Language acquisition and intervention, Aphasia, Voice Disorders
- Minority Serving Institution:
- Data not available.
- NSSLHA Chapter:
- Yes
Admissions
- Admission Contact:
- Name: Angela Carrasco
- E-Mail Address: hearingspeech@kumc.edu
- Clinic Director:
- Deborah Daniels and Jane Wegner
- Application Deadline(s):
- Application deadline for Fall admission: January 15
- Application Process:
- University online application
- Application Requirements:
- Undergraduate degree in CSD
- Graduate Record Examination (GRE) score
- Letters of recommendation: 3
- Other: resume, personal statement, transcripts
- Average GRE:
- Verbal Reasoning: 143-164
- Quantitative Reasoning: 144-158
- Analytical Writing: 3-4.5
- Average GPA:
- 3.73
- Number of Applications Received:
- Full-time Students: 151
- Part-time Students: 0
- Total: 151
- Number of Admission Offers:
- Full time: 61
- Part time: 0
- Total: 61
- Number of Admission Offers with Funding:
- Number of students offered admission with funding: 9
Enrollment
- Target Class Size:
- 30
- Newly Enrolled:
- Full-time students: 30
- Part-time students: 0
- Total: 30
- Total Graduate Enrollment:
- Full-time students: 62
- Part-time students: 0
- Total: 62
Graduation
- Credit Hour Requirement:
- Total semester credit hours: 46
- Additional Requirements:
- Other: summative exam
- Time to Degree (CED):
- Total semesters: 5
- Total Number of Degrees Granted:
- Full time: 31
- Part time: 0
- Total: 31
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General
- Administrative Location:
- College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
- Combined Degree Programs Offered:
- Masters/research doctoral (e.g., MA/PhD)
- Clinical doctoral/research doctoral (e.g., AuD/PhD)
- Distance Education Availability:
- Degree program does not offer a distance education option.
- Part-time Enrollment:
- The degree program does not accept part-time students.
- Multicultural/Bilingual Emphasis:
- The program does not offer a multicultural or bilingual emphasis.
- Study Abroad Opportunities:
- The degree program does not offer study abroad opportunities.
- Areas of Research:
- Audiologic assessment
- Audiologic (re)habilitation
- Balance
- Electrophysiology (otoacoustic emissions, auditory, electrocochleography, intraoperative monitoring)
- Hearing aids/assistive listening technology
- Hearing: Normal processes, disorders
- Implants (i.e. cochlear; brainstem)
- Psychoacoustics
- Tinnitus
- Augmentative/alternative communication
- Aural (re)habilitation
- Language: Normal processes, disorders
- Craniofacial Anomolies
- Head/neck cancers/laryngectomy
- Neurogenics (apraxia, aphasia, dysarthria, cognitive)
- Speech: Articulation, phonology
- Swallowing
- Voice disorders
- Learning disabilities
- Literacy
- Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (academic and clinical)
- Physiology
- Autism
- Institution Grants and Contract(s)
- Federally funded research grant(s) : 19
- Total dollar amount: $3,035,500
- Federally funded personnel preparation grant(s) : 0
- Total dollar amount: $0
- Postdoctoral Opportunities:
- Yes
- Specialty Tracks / Unique Features:
- pediatric/adult audiology; auditory evoked potentials, hearing science, auditory physiology, otoacoustic emissions, cochlear implants, early intervention, hearing aids/assistive listening devices. Collaborate with Jordan University of Science & Technology - student exchange program.
- Minority Serving Institution:
- Data not available.
- NSSLHA Chapter:
- Yes
Admissions
- Admission Contact:
- Name: Angela Carrasco
- E-Mail Address: hearingspeeech@kumc.edu
- Clinic Director:
- Sandra Keener
- Application Deadline(s):
- Application deadline for Fall admission: January 15
- Application Process:
- University online application
- Application Requirements:
- Undergraduate degree in CSD
- Graduate Record Examination (GRE) score
- Letters of recommendation: 3
- Other: resume and personal statement, official transcripts
- Average GRE:
- Verbal Reasoning: 141-155
- Quantitative Reasoning: 144-153
- Analytical Writing: 3.5-4.5
- Average GPA:
- 3.67
- Number of Applications Received:
- Full-time Students: 43
- Part-time Students: 0
- Total: 43
- Number of Admission Offers:
- Full time: 32
- Part time: 0
- Total: 32
Enrollment
- Target Class Size:
- 10
- Newly Enrolled:
- Full-time students: 7
- Part-time students: 0
- Total: 7
- Total Graduate Enrollment:
- Full-time students: 30
- Part-time students: 0
- Total: 30
Graduation
- Credit Hour Requirement:
- Total semester credit hours: 110
- Additional Requirements:
- Capstone project
- Comprehensive exam
- Time to Degree (CED):
- Total semesters: 11
- Total Number of Degrees Granted:
- Full time: 9
- Part time: 0
- Total: 9
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General
- Administrative Location:
- College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
- Combined Degree Programs Offered:
- Masters/research doctoral (e.g., MA/PhD)
- Clinical doctoral/research doctoral (e.g., AuD/PhD)
- Distance Education Availability:
- Degree program does not offer a distance education option.
- Part-time Enrollment:
- Yes
- Study Abroad Opportunities:
- The degree program does not offer study abroad opportunities.
- Areas of Research:
- Audiologic assessment
- Audiologic (re)habilitation
- Balance
- Electrophysiology (otoacoustic emissions, auditory, electrocochleography, intraoperative monitoring)
- Hearing aids/assistive listening technology
- Hearing: Normal processes, disorders
- Implants (i.e. cochlear; brainstem)
- Psychoacoustics
- Tinnitus
- Augmentative/alternative communication
- Aural (re)habilitation
- Language: Normal processes, disorders
- Craniofacial Anomolies
- Head/neck cancers/laryngectomy
- Neurogenics (apraxia, aphasia, dysarthria, cognitive)
- Speech: Articulation, phonology
- Swallowing
- Voice disorders
- Learning disabilities
- Literacy
- Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (academic and clinical)
- Physiology
- Autism
- Institution Grants and Contract(s)
- Federally funded research grant(s) : 19
- Total dollar amount: $3,035,500
- Federally funded personnel preparation grant(s) : 0
- Total dollar amount: $0
- Postdoctoral Opportunities:
- Yes
- Specialty Tracks / Unique Features:
- auditory electrophysiology, otoneurological disorders, cochlear implants, otoacoustic emissions, pediatric audiology, vestibular physiology/diagnostics/rehabilitation, neuro-imaging, auditory evoked potentials
- Minority Serving Institution:
- Data not available.
- NSSLHA Chapter:
- Yes
Admissions
- Admission Contact:
- Name: Angela Carrasco
- E-Mail Address: hearingspeech@kumc.edu
- Application Deadline(s):
- Application deadline for Fall admission: January 15
- Application deadline for Spring admission: October 01
- Rolling admissions
- Application Process:
- University online application
- Application Requirements:
- Graduate Record Examination (GRE) score
- Letters of recommendation: 3
- Personal interview
- Other: personal statement, resume, official transcripts
- Number of Applications Received:
- Full-time Students: 5
- Part-time Students: 0
- Total: 5
- Number of Admission Offers:
- Full time: 4
- Part time: 0
- Total: 4
Enrollment
- Target Class Size:
- 4
- Newly Enrolled:
- Full-time students: 3
- Part-time students: 0
- Total: 3
- Total Graduate Enrollment:
- Full-time students: 10
- Part-time students: 0
- Total: 10
Graduation
- Credit Hour Requirement:
- Total semester credit hours: 77
- Additional Requirements:
- Capstone project
- Comprehensive exam
- Dissertation
- Research doctoral degrees granted:
- 0
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General
- Administrative Location:
- College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
- Combined Degree Programs Offered:
- Masters/research doctoral (e.g., MA/PhD)
- Distance Education Availability:
- Degree program does not offer a distance education option.
- Part-time Enrollment:
- Yes
- Study Abroad Opportunities:
- The degree program does not offer study abroad opportunities.
- Areas of Research:
- Audiologic assessment
- Audiologic (re)habilitation
- Balance
- Electrophysiology (otoacoustic emissions, auditory, electrocochleography, intraoperative monitoring)
- Hearing aids/assistive listening technology
- Hearing: Normal processes, disorders
- Implants (i.e. cochlear; brainstem)
- Psychoacoustics
- Tinnitus
- Augmentative/alternative communication
- Aural (re)habilitation
- Language: Normal processes, disorders
- Craniofacial Anomolies
- Head/neck cancers/laryngectomy
- Neurogenics (apraxia, aphasia, dysarthria, cognitive)
- Speech: Articulation, phonology
- Swallowing
- Voice disorders
- Learning disabilities
- Literacy
- Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (academic and clinical)
- Physiology
- Autism
- Institution Grants and Contract(s)
- Federally funded research grant(s) : 19
- Total dollar amount: $3,035,500
- Federally funded personnel preparation grant(s) : 0
- Total dollar amount: $0
- Postdoctoral Opportunities:
- Yes
- Specialty Tracks / Unique Features:
- Reading Disorders, Language acquisition/intervention, Aphasia, Orofacial neurophysiology, Lexical and phonological acquisition, Augmentative Communication
- Minority Serving Institution:
- Data not available.
- NSSLHA Chapter:
- Yes
Admissions
- Admission Contact:
- Name: Angela Carrasco
- E-Mail Address: hearingspeech@kumc.edu
- Application Deadline(s):
- Application deadline for Fall admission: January 15
- Application deadline for Spring admission: October 01
- Rolling admissions
- Application Process:
- University online application
- Application Requirements:
- Graduate degree in CSD (for post entry-level degree programs)
- Graduate Record Examination (GRE) score
- Letters of recommendation: 3
- Personal interview
- Other: official transcripts, faculty mentor identified, personal statement, resume
- Number of Applications Received:
- Full-time Students: 8
- Part-time Students: 0
- Total: 8
- Number of Admission Offers:
- Full time: 2
- Part time: 0
- Total: 2
- Number of Admission Offers with Funding:
- Number of students offered admission with funding: 3
Enrollment
- Target Class Size:
- 5
- Newly Enrolled:
- Full-time students: 4
- Part-time students: 0
- Total: 4
- Total Graduate Enrollment:
- Full-time students: 17
- Part-time students: 0
- Total: 17
Graduation
- Credit Hour Requirement:
- Total semester credit hours: 77
- Additional Requirements:
- Comprehensive exam
- Dissertation
- Research doctoral degrees granted:
- 2
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