CUW Speech-Language Pathology

04/17/2026

🐣 Kidmin x NSSLHA collab for Kidmin’s Easter Bash 2026 🐰

Proud of our NSSLHA students for showing up and representing CUW SLP while engaging with our community. Opportunities like this highlight the heart of our field - connection and communication in action- and the heart of CUW Speech-Language Pathology students 💙

04/16/2026

Exciting news for Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) users!
Concordia University Wisconsin's Speech, Language & Hearing Clinic is hosting FREE AAC Social Groups this summer - and we'd love to have your child or adult family member join us! 💙
Thursdays from 2–3:30pm, SLP graduate students will lead fun, interactive activities designed to encourage connection and AAC use in a welcoming small-group setting.
Block A: June 25 & July 2, 9, 16
Block B: July 23, 30 & Aug 6, 13
Open to AAC users ages 6 and up - no need to be a proficient device user, just bring your AAC and come as you are!
Not sure if it's the right fit? Reach out to Erin Regis Bailey, Director of Clinical Education, at Erin.Bailey@cuw.edu - she's happy to chat. 💬
Scan the QR code on the flyer to fill out the participant survey and we'll follow up with registration details. Spots are limited, so don't wait! 🧡

04/15/2026

Thank you to our student and community presenters, faculty mentors, community members, and attendees for contributing to this year’s Evidence in Practice Symposium.

The level of clinical thinking, professionalism, and interdisciplinary engagement was evident throughout!

We appreciate the work that went into each presentation and the commitment to evidence-based practice across our programs. Proud of all of the future professionals from the CUW School of Health Professions who shared their knowledge, skills, and insight and learned alongside their peers, colleagues, and community members!

04/15/2026

TODAY IS THE DAY!
The CUW School of Health Professions Evidence in Practice Symposium begins at 3:10 PM in the Pharmacy Building today Wednesday April 15th, 2026

Stop by to engage with student and community scholarship across disciplines and see how evidence informs clinical decision-making.

Poster viewing begins at 3:10 PM in the Pharmacy Atrium on the CUW campus.
Podium presentations and Q&A to follow.

04/03/2026

Exciting news for Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) users!

Concordia University Wisconsin's Speech, Language & Hearing Clinic is hosting FREE AAC Social Groups this summer - and we'd love to have your child or adult family member join us! 💙

Thursdays from 2–3:30pm, SLP graduate students will lead fun, interactive activities designed to encourage connection and AAC use in a welcoming small-group setting.

Block A: June 25 & July 2, 9, 16
Block B: July 23, 30 & Aug 6, 13

Open to AAC users ages 6 and up - no need to be a proficient device user, just bring your AAC and come as you are!

Not sure if it's the right fit? Reach out to Erin Regis Bailey, Director of Clinical Education, at Erin.Bailey@cuw.edu - she's happy to chat. 💬

Scan the QR code on the flyer to fill out the participant survey and we'll follow up with registration details. Spots are limited, so don't wait! 🧡

04/02/2026

Thank you to Laura Rowe, M.S., CCC-SLP, for sharing her recent experience in India with EXXAT Cares with our CUW NSSLHA members.

During the lunch session, students and faculty had the opportunity to learn from Laura’s work alongside a team of healthcare professionals serving in a hospital, with a mobile health unit, and in an orphanage.

We appreciate the time she took to share her experiences and provide insight into global service and interprofessional care.

04/01/2026

Congratulations to our community and student scholars across Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy, Diagnostic Medical Sonography, and Speech-Language Pathology!

Today interdisciplinary student scholars were notified that their work has been selected for presentation at the Concordia University Wisconsin School of Health Professions Evidence in Practice Symposium.

Following a competitive, peer-reviewed process, these projects represent strong integration of evidence-based practice, clinical reasoning, and professional communication.

We look forward to learning and growing from our future colleagues.

📅 April 15
⏰ 3:10–5:00 PM
📍 Pharmacy Building, CUW

03/25/2026

Congratulations to Payton Navis, MS SLP student and graduate level SLP clinician, on receiving the CUW School of Health Professions Samuel Family Endowment Scholarship.

Payton’s work reflects a clear commitment to service, leadership, and faith. She leads with intention, listens first, and supports those around her with consistency and care. Her contributions across research, community engagement, and global education demonstrate a meaningful investment in both her profession and the people she serves.

We in the CUW Speech-Language Pathology program are proud to be part of her journey and value the opportunity to work alongside her.

Congratulations Payton!

03/20/2026

What a wonderful opportunity to listen and learn!

On Friday, March 27, CUW NSSLHA is hosting a keynote speaking event for Laura Rowe at noon in the CUW Collaboratorium (RP 127 - right by the Coop)! We will be catering Out and Out mac and cheese starting @ 11:45a!!

This will be an exciting event to learn about how the mission materials drive we participated in made a global impact, what international SLP work is like, hear personal stories from Laura about her experiences, and ask questions! All are welcome to come.

03/17/2026

We love celebrating the work of our CUW Speech-Language Pathology alumni!

Congratulations to CUW M.S. SLP graduate Angela G, owner of AG Therapy LLC , who was recently voted Best Speech-Language Pathologist of 2026 by the Lake Country Family Fun community.

Lake Country Family Fun is an organization dedicated to supporting and connecting families in the Lake Country area, and their annual community vote highlights local professionals making a meaningful difference.
It is wonderful to see Angela's work acknowledged by the community she serves.

CUW SLP graduates continue to represent the profession with strong clinical care, thoughtful service, and commitment to the individuals and families they support. We are proud to see alumni doing meaningful work across Wisconsin and beyond.

Congratulations, Angela!

✨ Feeling incredibly grateful ✨

I’m honored to share that AG Therapy LLC was voted Best Speech Language Pathologist of 2026 in Lake Country through the Lake Country Family Fun community vote.

Thank you to everyone who took the time to vote and support my practice. It truly means so much!🧡

While speech therapy is often associated with helping children, my passion has been building a practice focused on supporting teens and adults. I love helping bring awareness to the communication, voice, swallowing, and cognitive challenges that can impact people throughout their life and the support available for them.

I’m incredibly grateful for the clients, families, and healthcare professionals who trust and refer to AG Therapy. Thank you, Lake Country Family Fun for your support!

03/16/2026

Our hearts are heavy as we support Tori, a devoted student in the Communication Sciences and Disorders program, whose husband, Isaac, is currently in the ICU after a sudden medical emergency. Tori and her family are praying for a miracle and staying by his side.

Tori and Isaac have always shared their faith, kindness, and joy with everyone around them. Now, they need our help. If you’re able, please consider donating to their GoFundMe to help cover the overwhelming medical expenses. Most importantly, please keep Tori, Isaac, and their loved ones in your prayers.

Donate or share here:
https://www.gofundme.com/f/prayers-and-support-for-isaac-russell-medical-needs

Thank you for your compassion and support.

I'm writing on behalf of my wonderful niece Tori and her delightful… Jenny Kuklok needs your support for Prayers and Support for Isaac Russell's Medical Needs

01/20/2026

Today students in Communication Sciences and Disorders partnered with International Students in Rehabilitation Science for a meaningful learning experience focused on how culture shapes communication. Through shared dialogue, collaboration, and mutual respect, students learned with and from one another—gaining deeper understanding of the variety of ways people connect, communicate, and serve.

Rooted in our Lutheran tradition, this experience reflected our call to love our neighbors, honor the God-given dignity of every person, and prepare future professionals to serve others with excellence.

This was a blessing for all involved, and a powerful reminder that we are stronger—and wiser—when we learn together. ✝️💙