Become a Transformative Speech Therapist or Audiologist!
At the SJSU Lurie College of Education Department of Communicative Disorders and Sciences (CDS), we provide rigorous academic and clinical preparation to students seeking careers working with individuals with communication disorders, and their families. We are guided by a commitment to culturally responsive teaching and clinical training as well as to scholarly research and evidence-based practice. Our graduates will adhere to the highest ethical standards in serving the needs of our culturally and linguistically diverse community.
Communicative Disorders and Sciences Announcements
- Connect with our new Instagram accounts, @sjsu.cds.speechpathology and @sjsuaphasia
- Attend our Open House info sessions on Friday, October 22, from 3-4:15pm or Friday, November 5, from 4-5:15pm to learn about our MS in Speech-Language Pathlogy program and learn ideas for submitting a competitive application.
RSVP to attend our Friday, October 22, Open House
RSVP to attend our Friday, November 5, Open House
Lurie College and SJSU Announcements
- 2022 U.S. News and World Report Rankings - Lurie College moved up 33 spots in this year's rankings of Best Education Schools and is #2 among universities in the Cal State system, #4 among universities in the Bay Area, and #14 among universities in California.
- Financial Aid Opportunities - Visit this page to learn about the numerous scholarship and grant opportunities available through the college. The application process for scholarships takes place each spring semester.
- SJSU Lurie College of Education Blog - Our college-wide blog contains more announcements, opportunities, and news for and about CDS students, faculty, staff, and alumni.
Student and Faculty Spotlights
Graduate student Charline Tenorio represented her peers as one of the student speakers at the Spring 2021 SJSU Lurie College of Education Graduation Celebration. Watch Charline's remarks beginning at 27:22 of the video above.
Dr. Pei-Tzu Tsai has been selected to present at the next SJSU University Scholar Series on Wednesday, October 20 from, 12-1 pm, on Zoom. Dr. Tsai will discuss underlying factors of stuttering and stuttering therapy to develop culturally and linguistically responsive services for individuals who stutter and advocating for acceptance and diversity in communication. Learn more and RSVP at library.sjsu.edu/faculty-services/university-scholar-series.
