GWU Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences

Join GW SLHS members at ASHA 2025 presenting cutting-edge research (aphasia, bilingualism, VR). But first, secure your spot at our main event: the Alumni Open House Reception on Nov. 21! REGISTER NOW! (RSVP required) connect.gwu.edu/site/Calendar?… #ASHA2025 #GWSLHS #SLP #GWAlumni

Shelley Brundage participated on a panel about Voice-Based AI for Medicine: Practices for Ethical Interventions at Scale. This event was in collaboration with ASHA and American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). #GW

DC Speech Language Hearing Association is offering CEUs. Click on the link to register. dcsha.org/eventscalendar…

Dr. Shelley Brundage and alumni Julia Kerrigan were featured on a podcast about their research "Lived Experience of Children Who Stutter in Their Own Voices". Check it out! stutteringhelp.org/podcast/season…

What inspired you to be a speech language pathologist? Norah Aljunaidi '21 shares her story that was featured on ASHA. hearingandspeechcareers.org

Our Alumni have been up to great things! Sindhu Chennupati '20 was featured on ASHA highlighting the incredible work she has been doing. stream.asha.org/contribute-and…

Congratulations to our undergraduate Class of 2023🥳🥳👏👏 Wishing you the best on your future endeavors😀

Congratulations to Amrita on being recognized as Columbia College of Arts & Sciences' distinguished scholar! 🙂

Congrats to the Class of 2023 🥳👏🥳We are immensely proud of our amazing students 🙂

This week the SLHS Department highlighted diversity in language and communication through spoken and signed storytelling. Thank you to all the participants for sharing their story!

The SLHS Department was represented at this year's SHAV conference. Congrats 👏 on all the hard work and dedication that our faculty and students put into their research presentations.

Congrats to Professor Laura Barrett and Professor Kari Lim for leading a presentation on the importance of supervising graduate students and supporting the next leaders in the Speech-Language Pathology profession.

Congrats 🥳🥳 to Thomas Huber and Professor Shelley Brundage on their poster presentation at this year's SHAV conference. Their research presentation was on " What stutters say about stuttering: A qualitative analysis of the Voices of the Stuttering project".

Congrats to Amrita Grewal, Professor Barrett and Professor Wallace on their research presentation at this year's SHAV conference titled "Does Digest Contribute to Picky Eating in Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder?" 🥳🥳

Our undergrads Julia Kerrigan and Robbie Froehlich along with Professor Brundage presented their research on "Lived Experiences of Children Who Stutter in their Own Voices" at this year's SHAV conference.🥳🥳

Big shout out to Sabrina Schwartzman, Emma Metzler, and Professor Fama on their research presentation at SHAV. Their research on "Survey of stroke survivors' pandemic experiences in 2020 and 2021" was recognized as an award winning presentation. 🥳

A big congratulation 🥳 to Amrita Grewal who has been selected as the CCAS Graduate Distinguished Scholar! The SLHS Department is very proud of Amrita's hard work and accomplishments.

Our graduate students had the opportunity to engage with GW alumni to talk about what it is like to practice as a speech language pathologist. Thank you to all the alumni that were able to join us. If you are alumni and interested in speaking to our students message us.

A big shout out to current graduate student Emma Metzler on being a published researcher. Her research article "Self-Efficacy for Clinical Tasks Among Speech-Language Pathology Graduate Students" was featured in ASHA. Check it out! pubs.asha.org/doi/full/10.10…

Check out GW's coverage on Dr. Shelley Brundage's recent lecture with guest appearance from NBA player Michael Kidd-Gilchrist. gwtoday.gwu.edu/novel-approach…