Communication Sciences and Disorders
Degree and certificate programs in Communication Sciences and Disorders prepare students to be future leaders in speech-language pathology, audiology, and related areas.
Nationally known faculty lead research efforts that contribute to the knowledge base of the discipline and provide state, regional, and national clinical leadership. Our faculty commit to evidence-based, client-centered, outcomes-focused training for our students. Permanent faculty members lead or supervise most courses and clinical experiences.
Our Speech and Hearing Clinic is the largest academically associated clinic at UGA and has been providing outstanding services to the community since 1953.
Degree Programs
Bachelor of Science in Education (BSEd)
Master of Education (MEd)
Master of Arts (MA)
Educational Specialist (EdS)
- EdS in Education (Applied Behavior Analysis)
- EdS in Education (Communication Sciences and Disorders)
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)
Faculty and Staff
Sandie Bass-Ringdahl
- Clinical Associate Professor and CMSD Program Director
Jennifer A. Brown
- Associate Professor
Liang Chen
- Associate Professor
Nancy Dellaria
- Clinical Associate Professor
Patrick Finn
- Professor
Holly S. Kaplan
- Clinical Professor
Amber Laws
- Clinic Office Manager
- Administrative Specialist II
Anne K. Marcotte
- Professor
Rebecca Shisler Marshall
- Associate Professor
Laura Nichols
- Clinical Assistant Professor
Katy H. O'Brien
- Assistant Professor
Carol Ann Raymond
- Clinical Professor
- Director
Alisa Norris Schultz
- Clinical Associate Professor
- Speech-language Pathology Clinic Coordinator
Contact Us
570 Aderhold Hall
110 Carlton Street
Athens, Georgia 30602
- Phone: 706-542-4561
- Fax: 706-542-5348
- Email: csse@uga.edu