The same faculty that have helped our Graduate Programs earn their ranking in the top 10% of Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology programs in the country, are also available to our undergraduates. The HESP department offers undergraduates opportunities to work with faculty in the classroom, as research assistants, or as teaching assistants. We also offer a departmental Honors program that students may apply to even if they have not previously been in the Honors College. We pride ourselves in being an excellent teaching department. Our current faculty includes four former winners of the BSOS Outstanding Faculty Awards.

By utilizing the College Benchmark system and mandatory advising, students are carefully advised and encouraged to pursue all of the opportunities available to them.  In short, the Department of Hearing and Speech cares about its students and their growth through their undergraduate experience. We look forward to having you in our classes and hope you will consider becoming a major.