Speech disorders

Abstract Types of Materials: Correspondence

Abstract The Department of Speech Pathology and Audiology officially resumed operation under this name in the fall of 1971. The department also opened the University of Denver Speech and Hearing Center in 1974. Due to financial difficulties at the University of Denver, the department closed in 1986.The Department of Speech Pathology and Audiology records contain materials from 1965-1988. They include administrative and financial records, student files, faculty information, course materials,...

Abstract Two unidentified persons and Vice-Chancellor Wilbur Miller discuss a Honeywell recording machine donated to the Speech and Hearing Lab at the University of Denver.

Abstract A woman speaks into a microphone attached to a recording machine in the Speech Pathology lab at the University of Denver.

Abstract Mel Struck, a graduate student at the University of Denver, watches a young child perform tests in the Speech and Hearing Center at the University of Denver as Dr. Bob Johnson runs the test through a soundproof window in an adjacent room. The child is wearing headphones hooked up to a jack in the wall and pointing to various cards on a table according to Johnson's instructions.

Abstract Four female students holding notebooks watch a young child point to pictures in a book as part of a test in the Speech Pathology and Audiology Speech Clinic at the University of Denver. One of the students is holding a pair of headphones hooked up to a machine. The window behind them is open, and a car parked in a driveway is visible through it.

Abstract Visitors from Japan listen to a lecture at the University of Denver's Speech and Hearing Clinic.

Abstract A group of students watches a professor operate a machine in the Speech Pathology and Audiology Speech Clinic at the University of Denver while one student speaks into a microphone attached to the machine.