See you Saturday!
LOOK FOR US UNDER THE BIG PURPLE TENT!!
Saturday During The Homecoming Parade
On The Corner In Front Of Sewell Theatre
Bring Your Children For A Picture With Mr. Mouth!
Pick Up SLP Alumni Special Gift!
Order An ACU SLP Jacket!!
Order Your ACU Speech-Language Pathology Jacket!
ACU Speech-Language Pathology Jackets!
Second Year Graduate Student Caitlin McKnight Models
Pull over jacket with double pockets. Not lined.
$40 (includes shipping and handling)
Orders accepted at Homecoming Parade or by phone until
Friday, Oct. 28 at 5:00.
Call Autum at 325-674-6670 to place your order (M – F 9:00 – 5:00).
(credit cards accepted)
We’ll Be Under The Big Tent!!
The ACU Homecoming Parade begins at 9:30 am on Saturday, October 22. The Communication Sciences and Disorders Department will have a tent set up across the street from the Women of ACU Museum on the corner of E.N. 16th and Campus Court. Alumni of the department are invited to come by to say hello to faculty and staff, grab a cookie & water bottle, and get a little surprise! We’d like to see all your kiddos, too, and while they’re at the tent they can take a picture with Mr. Mouth and get a goodie for the parade! We will also have order forms to purchase ACU Speech-Language Pathology fleece pullovers at the tent. They’re the rave in the department!
Send out the word and let’s see who shows up!!
Standing Up For Dr. Terry Baggs!
Students and faculty at the ACU Graduate Orientation STOOD UP FOR TERRY BAGGS today! Dr. Baggs, Chair for the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders, was recently diagnosed with non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma and is undergoing chemotherapy. Everyone is praying for his rapid and complete recovery! We love you Dr. Baggs!
2016 University Scholars
Congratulations to Ashley Raybon (left) and Adelaide Rich (right), Communication Sciences and Disorders graduates, who were recently named 2016 University Scholars! ACU honors 50 seniors each spring based on their academic excellence and scholarly endeavors so receiving this award is quiet an honor.
Ashley graduated in May magna cum laude and completed a project entitled “Effects of Fatigue on the Cognitive-Linguistic Features of a Person with a Traumatic Brain Injury” while in the McNair Scholars program. She plans to attend graduate school at Texas Tech University in the fall.
Adelaide participated in conducted several research projects while at ACU: “Lack of Services for Those Affected by Autism in the UK“, “Perceived Living Arrangements in Later Life”, and “Religious Coping and Mental Health in Later Life”. She graduated summa cum laude in May and plans to attend Texas State University this fall.
The faculty of the CSD Department is proud to have these two young ladies represent the Department and ACU!
