Speech and Hearing
For students with the
disability of listening and speech disorders, The Speech and Hearing Center is
the respectable place for them. At the University of Mississippi, the center is
located in George Hall near the student union. The forward progress of this
department increases each year with a team of professionals that are on the
cutting edge of their field. The graduates, supervised by professionals, teach
the undergrads different material of what they themselves have learned from the
department. The Speech and Hearing Center provides a large variety of different
services for patients such as speech-language assessment, speech-language
therapy, hearing assessment, and rehabilitation services.
While walking into
George Hall, I came across this student pronouncing an assortment of different
words to his teacher. Hearing this, I began to study the teacher’s evaluation
of the student’s speech and the way she critiqued the student’s pronunciation.
As I curiously peek through a number of different rooms to witness the
teachings of the graduates, I begin to wonder if this college environment is
beneficial to the student's progress. According to the head secretary, Beth
Shoffner, "While attending the Speech and Hearing Center, the students seem
to have a sense of comfort on campus. This collegiate atmosphere allows our
undergrads to feel a place of acceptance at Ole Miss. Our students are able to
benefit from the surroundings of a University setting."
At the Speech and
Hearing Center, there are many different types of ways to help the unfortunate.
Sign language is a huge attribute for someone who is looking into studying the
field of this department. I was not able to interview a single teacher in
George Hall, due to the work-load of the teachers, but I was able to talk to
the receptionist, Marlania Craig. " Having the ability to use sign
language is such a vital thing to have when dealing with patients that are
incapable of hearing for themselves. There are many people here that need help
with their school work and the department is willing to pay for that
service." With all these resources of teaching, The Speech and Hearing
Center is a major plus in helping patients with their disorders.
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