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The CSULB Speech-Language Clinic is a University-based clinic which provides comprehensive diagnostic and therapeutic services for children and adults who present with speech and language disorders

08/31/2026

🎊Congratulations to Teresa Do on being selected to serve on the 2026–2027 NSSLHA IDEA Work Group!🎊

As a Vietnamese American and first-generation college student, serving on the National NSSLHA IDEA Work Group is especially meaningful to Teresa. CSULB’s NSSLHA chapter has played an important role in her undergraduate journey, and she is excited to now contribute to NSSLHA at the national level.

In her role on the IDEA Work Group, Teresa will help plan virtual events that explore the needs and experiences of students with diverse identities, contribute to blogs and educational resources, and collaborate with ASHA’s Multicultural Constituency Groups and other CSD organizations. Through this work, Teresa hopes to help students from all backgrounds feel seen, represented, and supported within the field.

08/13/2026

🎉 Beyond proud of our Class of 2027! 🎓💙
Today marks the completion of the summer semester, which means our students are officially one step closer to the finish line!
Over the past 12 weeks, they have taken on an extremely intensive semester with a demanding workload. Through it all, they worked hard—both individually and collaboratively—to successfully complete another challenging semester.
We are incredibly proud to see their growth in knowledge, clinical skills, confidence, and report writing. Every long day, assignment, clinical experience, and challenge has brought them one step closer to becoming competent and compassionate SLPs who will make a difference in the lives of their future clients. 🗣️❤️
This is a tough program, but once again, the Class of 2027 has proven that they are built tough, capable, resilient, and ready for what comes next—externships and, eventually, their CF year! 💪✨
Congratulations, Class of 2027! 🎉 You did it, and you have made us incredibly proud. Keep going—the finish line is getting closer! 🎓👏

08/04/2026

The SLP Department is thrilled to welcome Dean Wade-Berg for a meaningful conversation with our M.A. students to learn about their experiences at The Beach. We appreciate Dean Wade-Berg taking time out of her busy schedule to meet with our students, listen to their perspectives, and learn more about their academic and clinical journeys. Her willingness to hear first-hand student experiences demonstrated the college’s commitment to fostering an inclusive environment, where student voices are heard and valued. This discussion served as an opportunity to provide insights in how the department and college can better support student success, foster career readiness, and ensure our students are well prepared for promising careers. We are grateful for the opportunity to discuss these topics and the University’s dedication to empowering the next generation of SLPs.

07/31/2026

Communication Connections at CSULB is a weekly group for adults facing communication challenges, designed to build community while practicing functional communication skills.

Under the supervision of Kenya, M.A., CCC-SLP, our SLP student clinicians gain hands-on experience designing and adapting functional activities that encourage the use of communication strategies while facilitating connection and community.

Our volunteer team includes two Class of 2027 graduate students, two Class of 2028 graduate students, and two CSULB undergraduate students. We were excited to welcome our visiting students from Taiwan, who observed and participated alongside volunteers.
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07/27/2026

Our 2027 SLP graduate students have been getting hands-on with the International Dysphagia Diet Standardisation Initiative (IDDSI) framework!

Our students worked in groups to modify foods to meet specific IDDSI consistency levels for individuals with dysphagia (swallowing disorders). Students gained practical experience applying the IDDSI framework and developed a deeper understanding of how food texture plays a critical role in safe swallowing.

Experiences like these facilitate training our future speech-language pathologists to provide safe, evidence-based care for their clients.

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07/23/2026

Our SLP graduate students are officially over halfway through their summer semester!

Over the past several weeks, they’ve been diving into the assessment and treatment of dysphagia (swallowing disorders) and recently had the opportunity to visit the CSULB School of Nursing’s mock hospital room to gain hands-on experience with equipment commonly found in medical settings.

A special thank you to the CSULB School of Nursing for welcoming our students and partnering with us in preparing the next generation of speech-language pathologists!

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06/24/2026

Sankofa at the Beach gave Black middle school students the opportunity to explore college pathways and careers through hands-on learning and community connection. CSULB SLP faculty (Drs. Belinda Daughrity and Margaret Vento-Wilson), Project CARE graduate students (Tiffany Manuma, Jonathan Park, Malia Benedito), and undergraduate SLP students (Sabrina Hajeid, Zophia Saban-Hardwick, Jesse Pimentel, Kamora Rivers) introduced students to Speech-Language Pathology through engaging activities in IPA transcription, AAC, oral mech exams, and water thickener demonstrations—helping students see what’s possible for their futures.

06/09/2026

🎉 Celebrating an Incredible Honor! 🎉

Please join us in congratulating Dr. Margaret Vento-Wilson on receiving the 2026 NSSLHA Honors Award! 🌟

Dr. Vento-Wilson has been a passionate advocate, mentor, and clinician dedicated to advancing awareness and understanding of Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC). Her unwavering commitment to supporting NSSLHA events and championing AAC advocacy continues to inspire students, professionals, and the communities we serve.

This recognition reflects her outstanding contributions, leadership, and lasting impact on the field. We are proud to celebrate this well-deserved achievement!

👏 Congratulations, Dr. Vento-Wilson!

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05/19/2026

🎓✨ Celebrating the SLP Class of 2026! ✨🎓

On May 14, we proudly honored the incredible achievements of our Speech-Language Pathology graduates. Your hard work, resilience, dedication, and passion have brought you to this milestone, and we could not be more proud of all you have accomplished. 💙💛

A heartfelt thank you to the families, friends, and loved ones who came to support and celebrate our graduates on this special day. Your encouragement and unwavering support helped make this journey possible.

We also extend our sincere appreciation to our distinguished guests for joining the celebration:
• Dr. Grace Reynolds-Fisher, Interim CHHS Dean
• Dr. Pei-Fang Hung, Vice Provost for Academic Programs
• Dr. Dina Perrone, Interim Dean for Graduate Studies
• Dr. Alaine Ocampo, Interim CHHS Assistant Dean for Student Success
• Sneha Hamilton, CHHS Advising Assistant Director
• Our dedicated SLP faculty

Thank you all for making this ceremony such a memorable and meaningful success! 🌟

Congratulations again to the SLP Class of 2026 — the future is bright, and we can’t wait to see the impact you will make! 🎉👏

05/15/2026

🌟On April 17, our first-year graduate student,🎉 Tiffany Manuma 🎉, attended the Coastal CAPTAIN Cadre Conference in Irvine, CA — a collaborative event dedicated to promoting evidence-based practices that support individuals with autism across home, school, and community settings. 🌟

📚As a Project CARE Scholar, Tiffany co-presented with Dr. Belinda Daughrity on the role of exercise and movement in supporting regulation for individuals with autism. She also connected with families to share information about our CSULB clinic services and community resources. 🗣🌟

Thank you to Tiffany and the CARE team for their dedication to supporting the autistic community! 💙

Address

1250 Bellflower Boulevard , LAB Building Room 1118
Long Beach, CA
90840

Telephone

+15629854583

Website

https://www.csulb.edu/college-of-health-human-services/speech-and-language-clinic

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