Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders

Hello CSUF Alumni! There will be a CSUF Alumni Luncheon Event on March 16, Saturday, at 12:00-1:30 pm at the Sheraton Pasadena Hotel during CSHA convention. It is an opportunity for faculty, alumni, and current students in the Communicative Disorders at CSUF meet and share your work/personal stories and inspire current students.
Faculty, alumni, and students in the Communicative Disorders at CSUF will meet at the
luncheon on March 16, Saturday, at 12:00-1:30 pm at the Sheraton Pasadena Hotel during
CSHA convention. It is an opportunity to share your work/personal stories and inspire current
students.
Please mail your check of $30 for the luncheon by February 16, 2019. The seats are limited to
50 people.
Make the check payable to CSFPF (Cal State Fullerton Philanthropic Foundation). Please write
in the Memo line: CSHA alumni luncheon
Address to send the check: Communication Sciences and Disorders, CP 425, CSU, Fullerton,
2600 Nutwood Ave, Fullerton, CA 92831

Members of CSUF and Alumni, we need you to share the information below with friends, family, and colleagues. Can you help us out?
We are now recruiting for Titan Tykes Summer Group Therapy Program. Clients, ages 3 to 6, will receive group-based intervention services; however, clients will be assigned to one student speech therapist. Yes, that's right! Clients get the benefits of group intervention and have one-to-one services.
Who can join in on the fun?
Children between the ages of 3-6 years with a need in the areas of speech, language, augmentative and alternative communication, literacy, behavior regulation, etc.
Whats the cost?
$200 for 8 days of intervention (i.e., 3 days a week for 2 1/2 weeks) for 2 hours per day.
When?
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
July 15 – July 31
AM 9:30-11:30 or PM 12:30-2:30
What do the kids do?
Each day has a cool theme such as pirates day. We have stations that target skills such as speech, literacy, behavior regulation, gross motor, and pretend play. Kids are encouraged to dress up and bring items from home to incorporate into therapy. SEE THE ATTACHED BROCHURE FOR MORE INFORMATION!
Don't miss out. The 18 spots will fill up fast. FILL OUT THE BROCHURE AND MAIL IT BACK TO US ASAP.

A BIG congratulations to one of our faculty members, Therese Cooper, for winning “Outstanding Lecturer” out of all the Lecturers in the University, awarded by the Academic Senate! We are so proud to have you as an advisor, lecturer, and supervisor. Thank you for all you do!

Happy Holidays!

Please email [email protected] if you plan to mail a check for us:
1) Check of $30 due by March 14, 2020
2) Make check payable to CSFPF (Cal State Fullerton Philanthropic Foundation)
3) Memo line: CSHA Alumni Luncheon
4) Address to send check:
Communication Sciences and Disorders, CP 425
CSU, Fullerton
2600 Nutwood Ave
Fullerton, CA 92831
Thank you! Hope to see you there 🌼

Cal State Fullerton's inaugural Day of Giving is TODAY (March 12)!

For 24 hours, TODAY ONLY, you can a make a gift in support of Communication Sciences and Disorders as well as share, like, and post using .

It takes every member of the CSUF Family to make a difference. TODAY is YOUR day to show your Titan Pride and be the difference!

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#TitansGive Your Day. Your Dollar. You are the Difference.

First Communication Sciences and Disorders alumni luncheon on Saturday, March 16, 2019, during CSHA convention in Pasadena was a big success.
We will plan to do it again in 2020 CSHA convention in Anaheim.

Four graduate students posed at the alumni luncheon before they compete at the CSHA 3rd Knowledge Bowl on Saturday, March 16, 2019.

Hello all, our Spring 2019 newsletter is right here.
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Spring 2019 News from Comm Disorders at Cal State Fullerton

A glance of 2018 ASHA Convention Presentation

Nine members of NSSLHA and S.T.A.N.C.E. of Cal State Fullerton traveled to Washington, DC for ASHA Student Advocacy Day on October 10, 2018. Representing the only West Coast institution, they attended meetings at the offices of Senator Dianne Feinstein and Senator Kamala Harris as well as their individual House representatives on Capitol Hill. At these meetings, members spoke about their experiences as students and aspiring future professionals in the fields of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology in order to inform lawmakers. The students hope to make an impact by advocating for key pieces of legislation issues including reauthorization of the Higher Education Act, funding for the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act and expansion of Telehealth coverage. All nine students state that it was a rewarding experience as they felt they were able to make a difference not only for their local communities but also at the national level. Names of students (pictured from top left to bottom right) are Jasmine Rene (Howard University), Christopher Quintana, Jaspreet Singh, Jada Augustine (Howard University), Michelle Glasell, Giselle Aldana, Alyssa Carillo, Diana Tran, Julissa Sandoval, and Hafsaah Nizami