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Communication Disorders Students Work With Aphasia Clients

Communication Disorders Students Work With Aphasia Clients

Date: Friday, November 4th, 2011ReturnReturn

Communication Disorders students in the NYC/UFT cohort at St. Luke's had the opportunity to work with clients with aphasia through the International Aphasia Movement in New York City.

Students pictured are: Marie Gallo, Marchella Fernandez, Keira Stewart, and Leslie Rivera

To learn more about the Department of Communication Disorders, please visit http://www.wku.edu/communicationdisorders/index.php

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