Master of Science [M.S] [Speech-Language Pathology] From Duquesne University

SLPs have been educated to diagnoses, assess, and treat language, speech, social-communication, cognitive-communication, oral feeding and/or swallowing disorders, and/or hearing limitations. These problems affect how people participate in daily life with their families, friends and communities, how they learn in school and on the job, and their employment choices, options and advancement. To address these disorders, speech-language pathologists provide specialized professional services to children and adults.