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Graduate students in the MA program got hands on experience conducting oral motor and cranial nerve exams in CSD 813: Neuroanatomy and Neurophysiology of Speech, Language, and Hearing! by @csdmsu

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16 days ago

It was Dr. G's annual Brain Caps lab in CSD 472 this week! Students had fun learning about the anatomy and physiology of the human brain. by @csdmsu

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22 days ago

You are invited to MSU CSD MA Open house for prospective students in speech-language pathology on Monday October 5, 2026.
• CSD Department Tour: 3:00-4:00pm starting at Oyer Speech & Hearing 1026 Red Cedar Rd. East Lansing MI, 48824 – park at Trowbridge Ramp #5 lot 102 - https://maps.msu.edu/interactive/index.php?location=DPLE
• CSD Open house information session: 4:30-6:30pm at ComArtSci 404 Wilson Rd. East Lansing MI, 48824 – park at Trowbridge Ramp #5 lot 102 - https://maps.msu.edu/interactive/index.php?location=DPLE

To insure we can accommodate everyone, please RSVP ASAP to comdis@msu.edu, please include # of attendees including yourself and indicate if you are attending both the tour and the info session.

Looking forward to meeting all of you! Feel free to share invite to others you may know!

Go Green! by @csdmsu

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24 days ago

At the SONiC lab, we are excitedly preparing for the annual Lansing Parkinson Walk!
You can still sign up to walk with our team on Saturday, September 26 at Hawk Island Park. Our team is also nearing our fundraising goal of $1000, and we’d like to encourage you to donate to the Michigan Parkinson Foundation. Any and all support is appreciated and gives back to our amazing PD community!

Team page: https://secure.qgiv.com/event/2026lansingwalk/team/1042963/

#parkinsondisease #michigan #pdawareness by @csdmsu

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a month ago

Natasha Abner, an associate professor at the University of Michigan, runs the Sign Language & Multi-Modal Communication Lab and the Language Across Modalities discussion group. Language Across Modalities is beginning this semester on Friday, September 11th at 10:00 AM and then every other Friday (biweekly). If you are interested in joining in-person or via Zoom, below is an excerpt from Dr. Abner describing the discussion group:

“This is our annual invitation to join the Language Across Modalities, the bi-weeky research and discussion group and listserv that cover various linguistic topics related to sign languages, spoken languages, gesture, disability etc. We often alternate between discussing peer-reviewed research and public-facing media related to the aforementioned topics, and host bigger events like last year’s Against Erasure: Preserving Palestinian Sign Language event with deaf Palestinians. In the summers, we also often host chat times aimed at building up our ASL skills.

If you would like to be put on that listserv for announcements, email Katie at at ahoyer@umich.edu and we can add you on MCommunity.” by @csdmsu

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Throughout the summer, the SONiC Lab has been researching on wheels! The Mobile Lab allows for more data collection and some amazing opportunities to work with community partners all over the state of Michigan. The RV visits homes, hospitals, and Parkinson Disease community groups to meet with participants. The Mobile Lab is on loan to the SONiC Lab thanks to the MSU Developmental Speech Laboratory (PI: Dr. Bridget Walsh) and has received the seal of approval from junior SONiC Lab member, Baby Enzo. by @csdmsu

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3 months ago

We are excited to celebrate Amir Hossein Rasoli Jokar, a third-year PhD candidate in Communicative Sciences and Disorders at Michigan State University, working with Dr. J. Scott Yaruss, on the acceptance of two first-author publications in ASHA journals.

His manuscript, Social-Emotional Development of Young Children Who Stutter: An Overview of Empirical Studies, has been accepted for publication in the Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research. His manuscript, How Do Iranian Speech-Language Pathologists Represent Stuttering on Instagram: A Mixed-Methods Study, has also been accepted for publication in Perspectives of the ASHA Special Interest Groups.

These accomplishments reflect Amir’s growing scholarly contributions to stuttering research, including work on social-emotional development, public representations of stuttering, and clinical implications for the field. Congratulations, Amir, and congratulations to Dr. Yaruss and all collaborators on this exciting achievement.

#MSU #CSD #MichiganStateUniversity #PhDStudent #StutteringResearch #SpeechLanguagePathology #ResearchAchievement #ASHA by @csdmsu

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5 months ago

Congratulations Class of 2026! The CSD department celebrated graduates at multiple ceremonies last Friday - undergraduate, Master’s, and PhD! We are especially proud that one of our own was chosen as the undergraduate ComArtSci commencement student speaker! Go Green! by @csdmsu

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Congrats to Amir Hossein Rasoli Jokar, a third-year Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Communicative Sciences and Disorders at Michigan State University, on receiving the Strosacker Fund to support for his research. Working with Dr. J. Scott Yaruss, Amir studies stuttering, with a focus on helping us better understand how people experience it in everyday life and how research can improve support and care for people who stutter. by @csdmsu

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We loved having our Henry Ford colleagues (Anjli Lodhavia, MS, CCC-SLP, Emily LeRose, PhD, CCC-SLP, and Ross Mayerhoff, MD; Not pictured: Elise Pearl, PhD) on campus to speak to our second year grad students about having difficult conversations with patients/clients. Thank you for your time and insights! An extra shout out to Dr. LeRose who is a double alum of MSU CSD - we hope you enjoyed your time coming home! 🤍💚 by @csdmsu

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6 months ago

AVAH Lab researchers in collaboration with the FMATH group in Mechanical Engineering earned 3rd place for their paper, “Comparative Study of Ear Transmission Characteristics,” at the Macomb Annual Research Forum! by @csdmsu

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