University of Nebraska-Lincoln Department of Special Education and Communication Disorders. Audiology | Special Education | Speech-Language Pathology
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ALT Scenic image of the East Campus Union on a sunny day. The grass is a bright green, and the camera captures foliage covering the brown union building. In the distance is a group of meeting hanging out near a sculpture.
ALT Grace Fowler, a CEHS student, presents her UCARE research poster at Nebraska Student Research Days.
ALT A cafe with outdoor tables and chairs situated in front of a church, creating a cozy atmosphere for patrons.
ALT Colorful buildings and docked boats along a bustling waterfront quay under a clear blue sky.
ALT A person is secured upside down in a medical or scientific testing device while another person stands nearby, monitoring the process in a clinical room.
ALT A group of girls posing near a historic windmill in a sunny park with green trees and a blue sky.
ALT A young boy stands in front of an Augmentative and Alternative Communication device. In the background are students dressed in business attire conversating.
ALT Dr. Ray, a faculty member, tests out hearing equipment used by Dr. Hughes' Cochlear Implant Lab at Senior Design Day. Dr. Ray is wearing a grey and red Nebraska branded hoodie. In the background are students dressed in business attire.
ALT John Maag smiles while leading his class with a large green chalkboard and table with small brown paper bags on it behind him
ALT Overhead angle of a black dog looking directly into the camera. On the image it portrays the dog telling everyone that it has something it wants to share with them.
ALT Black dog looking into the camera from a slightly overhead angle. The image has the word closer three times, which portrays the dogs desire for the viewer to come closer.
ALT Black dog at a close-up angle with the dog looking up. In the top and middle portion of the image it portrays the do telling the viewer to come closer.
ALT Black dog looking up at the camera from the angle of a .5 lens. On the screen it says sniff three times and portrays the dog telling everyone they will ace their finals and have a good summer.
ALT Bridget Slagle points to data on a large sign while talking with two others with sensors on their fingers to learn about the Galileo Tactile Stimulus System; mammoth skeleton stands in the background
ALT three student researchers pose for a photo together behind a table with a black tablecloth and a white sign on front with SCADD LAB in spelled out in different colored children's blocks
ALT Michelle Hughes poses with two student researchers behind a table for the Cochlear Implant Research Lab with ancient elephant skeletons n the background
ALT Mackenzie Savaiano holds a device in her hands next to a table of equipment and toys related to teaching students with visual impairments while wearing a black sweatshirt that says "Nebraska Regional Braille Challenge" in front of two elephant sculptures in Morrill Hall
ALT Dr. Davis E. Henderson sharing his research to a class full of faculty, staff, students, and Lincoln residents in a dimly lit room.
ALT Cynthia Cress asking a detailed question to Dr. Davis E. Henderson. In the background are students and faculty.
ALT A female student asking a detailed question to Dr. Davis E. Henderson after his speech. In the background are more students listening intently.
ALT A projector screen displaying the consonants, vowels, and diphthongs in Navajo linguistics.
ALT top, from left: Tricia Gray, Patty Kuo, Sarah Zuckerman, Lorraine Males; bottom, from left: Mun Yuk Chin, Sathish Kumar Natarajan, Emily Wakefield, Hamza Rfissa
ALT An instructor works with a young student at the Nebraska Center for the Education of Children who are Blind or Visually Impaired in Nebraska City.
ALT Dr. Melinda Henson defending her dissertation in front of a classroom full of faculty. In the front is a projector with her dissertation title displayed. The room is surrounded by white walls, ceiling tiles, and bright colored LED lights.
ALT Dr. Ashley Struebing, wearing a red pin that says, “I finished my dissertation," surrounded by her four doctoral committee members.
ALT May be an image of text that says 'DR. DAVIS E. HENDERSON ECHOES OF HÓZHÓ: SPEECH AND LANGUAGE RESEARCH AMONG THE DINÉ Dive into the world of Navajo linguistics as Dr. Davis E. Henderson shares his clinical and research work on speech and language impairments in Navajo children Program Itinerary Talk Q&A Meet and greet with faculty, staff, and students N SECD April 17th @ 9:00 A.M. Barkley Memorial Center Room 210 7.00m Meeting ID: 958 8548 1256 Passcode: 162413 sponsored by the UNL Faculty Senate Convocations Committee'
ALT Two students in the Auditory and Mechanics Perception Lab performing a routine hearing exam. They are in a dimly lit cream-colored sound booth. The one on the right is facing the camera and smiling, while the one receiving the exam is facing left with a soft smile.
ALT Cream graphic with red lettering on the top and bottom. In the middle are two quotes in black lettering bringing awareness to Autism. Behind the black lettering is a rainbow infinity symbol, which is the symbol for autism acceptance month.
ALT Cream graphic with red lettering saying Autism Acceptance Month and black lettering quoting Stephen Shore and Julia Bascom.
ALT Graphic marketing the CYFS Early Childhood Research Summit.
ALT Graphic marketing Ying Xu's keynote address at the CYFS Early Childhood Research Summit.
ALT Graphic with a cream background, red lettering, and a old grainy newspaper photo covering the construction for the Barkley Memorial Center in 1974.
ALT Jenny Castor smiles as she soars through the air with a skydiving instructor during a study abroad trip.