The Stanley Speech and Language Clinic
The Stanley Speech and Hearing Clinic is where our students participate in supervised clinical practicum experiences. It offers a variety of services to individuals (patients and clients) of all ages with diverse types of communication disorders. Services include assessment and treatment for disorders in developmental speech and language, voice, fluency, accent reduction, adult speech, language, and cognitive impairments (e.g. post-stroke or injury), and audiological services.
Comprehensive Care for All Ages
Diagnostic hearing evaluations for patients of all ages are available in the Cole Audiology Lab.
If a hearing loss is identified, you may choose to continue receiving audiological services at the Cole Audiology Lab.
Dr. Frank Brister and Dr. Kelly Langston Jobe offer follow-up services, including digital hearing aid and assistive listening device fitting, hearing aid cleaning and repair.
If you have questions about any of our services, please call 936-468-1252 to speak with our friendly and dedicated staff.
Details
Location
The Stanley Speech and Hearing Clinic is located on the 2nd floor of the Human Services building (see "directions to our building").
Services to our Community
The Stanley Speech and Hearing Clinic is where our students participate in supervised clinical practicum experiences. It offers a variety of services to individuals (patients and clients) of all ages with diverse types of communication disorders. Services include assessment and treatment for disorders in developmental speech and language, voice, fluency, accent reduction, adult speech, language, and cognitive impairments (e.g. post-stroke or injury), and audiological services.
Student Clinician Opportunities
Undergraduate students complete observation hours in this clinic. Graduate students provide assessments and treatment to individuals who come to the clinic for services, under the supervision of a licensed speech-language pathologist. Graduate students are provided with a practical hands-on approach to training that includes an emphasis on integration of evidence-based practice. They perform on-site speech, language, and hearing evaluations and work with clients of all ages to assess, diagnose and treat various communication disorders. Externship sites are also available where students have the opportunity to work with a variety of individuals across the lifespan in medical settings such as hospitals, rehabilitation centers, skilled nursing facilities, and home health agencies, and in state and public schools.
Speech/Voice Science Lab: A laboratory with a KayPentax 4400 Computerized Speech Lab that includes Multispeech, Multidimensional Voice Profile (MDVP), a Voice Range Profile (VRP), and a VisiPitch software package, and a Med RX video laryngoscope.
