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Deeply Connected: Communication Disorders

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Communication Disorders Alumni, Whitley Chugunov, smiles at the camera.
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Small class sizes meant we had more opportunities to work closely with professors on projects, which allowed for mentorship, hands-on learning, and strong motivation to excel.
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- Whitley Chugunov

SEMO Alum and Chief of Staff at Forbes AAC

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At this point, you might be wondering what a day in communication disorders at SEMO looks like. Follow Abby, a current speech-language pathology graduate student, through a day on campus for a real look at how students show up ready to learn. 

Connections with the Community that Lead to Jobs

Whether you build your career in the region or take it elsewhere, a communication disorders degree can open paths in speech-language pathology and audiology across many industries.

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