Have you ever thought of becoming a speech-language pathologist, a speech therapist, or working with individuals who are recovering from a stroke? If so, Communication Sciences and Disorders may be the major for you. 

Peter Kreten sits down with Natali, Julia, and Maddy, current graduate students in Saint Xavier University's Communication Sciences and Disorders program to discuss why they choose this major, what their experience at SXU has been like, and share some advice for those individuals thinking of majoring in this field.

Why Be a Communication Sciences And Disorders Major

CRD 2016 promos for on-air play by participating stations.

CRD 2016 - Promo #3: - "Student Voices"

CRD 2016 - Promo #1:  Sean Lennon, Moby, Alanis Morissette (Rock)

PROMO - “Oxford's Radio Revolution: The Rise and Fall of Oxford Student Radio" - A Podcast Series by Rob Quicke

"You might not know that a revolution happened in England in the mid-nineties.

A group of students at Oxford launched the first ever student FM radio station in the UK. It was an achievement that many said could not happen. But they found a way to create broadcasting history.

Starting February 2017, a new podcast series about the power of bold ideas, the energy of youth, and how sometimes, things can go wrong.

“Oxford's Radio Revolution: The Rise and Fall of Oxford Student Radio"

Stay tuned!"

PROMO - “Oxford's Radio Revolution: The Rise and Fall of Oxford Student Radio"

Daniel Lanois - Full Vinylthon 2017 Interview. www.collegeradio.org

Daniel Lanois - Full Vinylthon 2017 Interview

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Why Be a Communication Sciences And Disorders Major

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