About the Department

 
 

Our Mission

The mission of the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders is aligned with the School of Education’s Conceptual Framework which includes six core values: scholarship, reflective practice, social justice, inclusive community, wellness, and creativity. The department interpreted these values for CSD students and professionals.

What we believe

  • We believe CSD professionals must be scholar-clinicians who value and engage in lifelong learning.
  • We believe learning should take place in meaningful contexts that include opportunities for supported reflection.
  • We believe that it is our role as CSD professionals to serve as advocates for all of our clients, regardless of age, disability, socioeconomic status, or ethnic background.
  • We believe that CSD students must be able to deliver culturally and linguistically sensitive services to people with disabilities across the lifespan. The best clinical decisions occur when professionals and families collaborate.
  • We believe that learning is holistic: that we must assess and treat the whole person, not just the disorder. In addition, we teach about preventative and early interventions that can help minimize the severity of certain disorders.
  • We believe in the value of creativity in professional practice, especially in motivating interventions and nurturing the whole person.

For more information about licensure and certifications, contact:

Janet Schoepflin
Chair, Communication Sciences and Disorders
Hy Weinberg Center, Room 117A
p – 516.877.3343
e – schoepfl@adelphi.edu

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