The Department of Communication Disorders is housed within the College of Health Professions.
We offer an undergraduate Bachelor of Science degree in Communication Disorders and both a Master of Arts and a Master of Science degree in Communication Disorders. Those students who elect to write a Master's thesis earn an MA degree. Graduate students also have the opportunity to participate in our Bilingual/Multicultural Cognate. Our graduate program is accredited by the Council of Academic Accreditation from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association in speech-language pathology.
05/19/2026
Congratulations to our undergraduate and graduate students who graduated last week! 🎓
We are incredibly proud of all your hard work, dedication, and accomplishments. Your future is bright, and we can’t wait to see all that you achieve. Wishing you continued success in this exciting new chapter!
05/08/2026
We had such a fun time celebrating our seniors!!🎉 Snacks, dirty sodas, and lots of laughs made for a great Senior Celebration. We’re so proud of all their hard work and accomplishments—congratulations, seniors! 🎓✨
05/01/2026
The CDIS department is proud to recognize Addie Chavana for receiving the Outstanding First-Year Graduate Student Award. Congratulations, Addi ― great job!
04/29/2026
CDIS students taking a study break and bringing out their competitive side with a game of Mahjong! 🀄️✨
04/17/2026
We are proud to recognize our 2026 Outstanding CDIS Students for their hard work and dedication ✨
Outstanding Undergraduate: Nitza Anelle Salas
Outstanding Graduate: Baylie Baccinelli
04/16/2026
Give your child the opportunity to build confidence, develop new skills, and have fun in a supportive environment with our summer therapy programs!
https://www.health.txst.edu/slhclinic/our-programs.html
