The Auburn University Speech and Hearing Clinic, an outreach service of the College of Liberal Arts, was established in 1947 and has consistently served the surrounding community ever since. The clinic provides a full range of evaluation and treatment services for clients of all ages, from infants to the elderly.
Free speech, language and hearing screenings are offered by appointment for ALL ages. No referral is needed. Call 334-844-9600.
Graduate assistant Addison Peacock, whose position was funded by Tiger Giving Day donors, if following in her mother's footsteps by serving Alabama's rural communities.
The Auburn University Speech and Hearing Clinic meets children where they are – at the campus clinic, in our community or via telehealth, so that every child has access to evidence-based literacy evaluation and treatment.
The new program will provide advanced doctoral-level training in speech-language pathology and audiology, preparing graduates to become leaders in research, teaching and professional practice.
A recently awarded contract will allow AUSHC to continue providing speech, language and hearing screenings to Head Start children throughout the school year.