Programs
The Appalachian State University Communication Disorders Clinics provide individual diagnostics and treatment for a variety of speech, language and hearing disorders. We offer special programs both on the App State campus and at off-campus sites. All services are supervised by App State faculty.
Thomas O. Eller Preschool Language Classroom
On-Campus
The Preschool Language Classroom is a half-day program that provides an inclusive, language-rich environment where young children can build communication skills and reach their full potential. Children benefit from individualized support, small class sizes, and engaging learning experiences.
Language-Learning Program
On-Campus
The Language-Learning Program (LLP) provides assessment and intervention for children, adolescents, and adults who experience challenges with communication, reading, writing, or spelling. Services are tailored to help individuals strengthen skills that support success in school, work, and daily life.
Camp Jean Rankin Summer Stuttering Camp
On-Campus
Camp Jean Rankin is North Carolina’s only residential, intensive summer camp designed specifically for teenagers who stutter. The program provides a supportive environment where participants can build communication skills, confidence, and lasting peer connections.
Preschool Screening
Off-Campus
The Preschool Screening Program helps identify potential hearing, speech, and language concerns in young children through early developmental screenings. Families receive valuable information that can support timely intervention and continued communication growth.
Medical Services
Off-Campus
Our Medical Services Program provides speech-language pathology care for individuals with medically based communication and swallowing disorders. Through partnerships with regional healthcare providers, services are delivered across a variety of inpatient and community settings.