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What does speech-language pathology look like in India? In this episode, we’re joined by a Speech-Language Pathologist practicing in India, Shruthi Padmashali, and second-year graduate student, Esha Agrawal, to explore the similarities and differences in SLP education, clinical practice, and the profession across India and the United States. Esha and Shruthi discuss what SLP services look like in India, and how culture, resources, and healthcare systems can shape clinical practice. Whether you’re an SLP student or simply curious about the profession around the world, this conversation offers a glimpse into the global field of speech-language pathology!
In this week's podcast episode, Dan Newman MS, LAT, ATC, Associate Director of Sports Medicine and Performance at Union High School, and Brooklyn Hinesley, 2nd year graduate student, discuss Dan's work in concussion treatment and his experience with SLPs in the schools!
We are happy to be back in the recording studio! In this week's podcast episode, Britney Dunne, a neonatal intensive care unit SLP and graduate of our program, and Brandi Wollam, 2nd year graduate student, discuss Britney's experience with infant feeding and her time in the NICU!
In this week's episode, listen as first-year graduate student, Jordan Bilger, and Natalie David, an adjunct faculty at TU and Listening and Spoken Language Specialist, discuss Listening and Spoken Language certification and how it works in everyday practice! 🌟
In this week's episode, hear from one of our TU alums, Hallie Olcomendy, as she shares her experience in her clinical fellowship at an outpatient clinic!
In this week's podcast episode, listen as Dr. Caitlin Bruder, a TU alum, and first-year graduate student Laura Young discuss opening a private practice and how to navigate our everchanging field.
In this week's episode, hear how undergraduate senior, Caroline Lohse, shares her experiences with the graduate school application process and how she navigated choosing graduate programs to apply to!
In this week's podcast episode, Dennis Richardson, an stroke survivor, shares with his experience with speech-language pathology and his return to teaching post stroke with graduate students Ashley Romney and Reagan Shull!
In this week’s podcast episode, TU SLP alum Maggie Savage shares her clinical insights and contributions to the book Understanding and Affirming Autistic Clients: A Primer for Mental Health Professionals with graduate students Emily Main and Alyssa Hall! ⭐️
TU alum Julia Rush (BS ‘24) shares her experience in audiology graduate school at UT Dallas with SLP grad students Alex Nunneley and Alyssa Hall!
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