Speech, Language and Hearing Center

	Audiology students fit hearing aids as part of their clinical practicum experience

The Speech, Language and Hearing Center is operated as part of the teaching mission of the Department of Audiology, Speech-Language Pathology and Deaf Studies.

The center provides training experiences for senior undergraduate, graduate and doctoral students enrolled in our majors. All services are closely supervised by professional faculty with full certification from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association and Maryland professional licensure.

The Speech, Language and Hearing Center is part of the new Institute for Well-Being. The center has four audiology sound booths for testing that are outfitted with new state-of-the-art equipment. We also have a vestibular evaluation center that includes a rotary chair. There are numerous speech language pathology treatment rooms for small to large groups, and two large Children’s Therapeutic Program rooms with an adjoining outside playground.

The Institute for Well-Being functions as a multidisciplinary professional teaching center for students across a variety of majors within the College of Health Professions. This setting gives our students exposure to professional practice across multiple health care disciplines.

The Institute for Well-Being is located in the heart of downtown Towson, a quick four-block walk from the main campus. The Towson University shuttle bus makes regular runs between the two locations.

For more information, visit the Institute for Well-Being.

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