Communications Sciences and Disorders

Communication Sciences (CDIS) is one of the College of Arts and Sciences Residential Living Learning Programs. You will live with other students interested in the fields of speech pathology, audiology, or American Sign Language. CDIS Student Academic Mentors and community Mentors will help you become better acquainted with the department, academic demands, and clinical opportunities.

In addition, you will work with students, faculty, and staff through academic, extracurricular, professional, social and service activities that promote positive relationships and a sense of belonging on campus.

Benefits

Live with other CDIS majors in Village D (previously located on the second floor of Village C)
Develops a sense of community with students that have a similar passion
Provides students with leadership opportunities within the department
Engage in activities and develop relationships within the department as a freshman

Requirements & Expectations

Attend CDIS sponsored activities
Maintaining or earning a 3.0 GPA
Participating in small and large group activities
Involvement in National Student Speech-Language Hearing Association (NSSLHA)
$20 dues for joining NSSLHA
Communication and networking with faculty
Developing professional and leadership skills related to Communication Sciences

This LLP will only be active until May 2022.