It's almost time for #PirateNationGives ! We ask our community to support student engagement activities through a donation to our Priority Fund. Any size contribution is welcome as we celebrate participation and collective action. securelb.imodules.com/s/722/lg20/for…

#PirateNationGives is next week! We celebrate the annual day of giving by recognizing all who contribute to our mission: student success, public service, and regional transformation. Donations of all sizes are welcome. Link➡️securelb.imodules.com/s/722/lg20/for…

A donation on #PirateNationGives to our Priority Fund supports increased student engagement through faculty activities & guest lecturers on topics that promote student wellness. securelb.imodules.com/s/722/lg20/for…

#PirateNationGives is ONE week away. Each #ECUAlliedHealthSciences department identified its area of greatest need. Our Priority Fund supports student and faculty activities. securelb.imodules.com/s/722/lg20/for…

Dr. Patrick Briley (R) and Michael Kidd-Gilchrist (L) both experience stuttering. Dr. Briley hosted Michael on a visit to campus during which both men shared their journeys with a room of students, faculty, and patients who also experience stuttering. Change and Impact

Michael Kidd-Gilchrist - Change and Impact Founder, professional basketball player, and person who experiences stuttering - met several of the patients that Dr. Patrick Briley works with in our clinic on stuttering interventions.

Remembering back to last semester when we welcomed Change and Impact Founder, Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, to campus. The professional basketball player wants to improve access to healthcare and expand services and resources for those like him who experience stuttering. ECU Allied Health Sciences

We welcomed Change and Impact Founder, Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, to campus recently for a presentation and q&a with students. The professional basketball player wants to improve access to healthcare and expand services and resources for those like him who experience stuttering.

Today is National Dog Day! Someone once said ‘Everyone thinks they have the best dog. And none of them are wrong.’ We tend to agree.

So, show us your First Mate, Allied Health Sciences – your pure-bred, your shelter rescue. We want to see them all.

Gold. Again.

Dr. Marianna Walker's latest publication - in collaboration with researchers from MIT - is out in the October edition of 'Computers and Education.' 👇
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Sydney Flack, a graduate student in ECU’s Communications Sciences and Disorders department, listens as Katie Edgerton and Jake Briley, both of Greenville, practice prepared sentences during a Fluency Camp at ECU July 1.

SPEECH BEACH! ECU Speech Disorders and Occupational Therapy grad students use games to help preschool campers with language fluency concerns at the ECU Allied Health Sciences campus July 13.

Before graduating a few weeks ago from ECU Communication Sciences and Disorders's Speech and Hearing Sciences program, Caela Collichio celebrated her success as a first-generation student. Professor Emily Brewer bestowed Caela with a special stole during the 'I'm the First' Graduation Ceremony. ECU Pre-Professional Advising Center

ECU Facilities Services provided materials for the aphasia group to plant flowers by the ECU Speech-Language & Hearing Clinic sign. The group participants enjoyed getting their hands dirty and making the area beautiful for clinic visitors!

The Canadian Journal of Experimental Psychology considered a paper written by ECU Communication Sciences and Disorders's Dr. Kathrin Rothermich for the distinction of paper of the year. Congrats and great work, Dr. Rothermich! #ECUAlliedHealthSciences

The National Student Speech Language Hearing Association (National NSSLHA) has awarded the NSSLHA Chapter at East Carolina University with 2022 Gold Chapter Honors.