College of Nursing and Health Sciences

Are you ready to turn your passion for communication and helping others into a meaningful career? Established in 2007, the Bachelor of Science in Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSDO) at Texas A&M International University has offered an exciting pathway to one of today’s most rewarding fields—speech-language pathology and audiology.

As a CSDO major, you’ll dive into the science of human communication, studying speech, language, hearing, and their related disorders. Our curriculum blends classroom learning with real-world clinical experiences at our TAMIU CSDO Clinic. It will prepare you for a fulfilling career as a Speech-Language Pathologist Assistant (SLPA), or will be a steppingstone to continue your graduate studies for Speech Language Pathology or Audiology.

From day one, you’ll work alongside dedicated faculty mentors and gain exposure to the tools and techniques used in today’s speech-language and hearing professions. Whether you envision yourself working in schools, hospitals, private practice, or research, the CSDO undergraduate degree provides a strong and supportive foundation for your next steps.

Make a difference—start your journey in Communication Sciences and Disorders today.

Since its opening in 2007, the clinic has provided services to children and adults with speech-language disorders for the Laredo community.

Assessment and intervention services are performed by undergraduate students under the supervision of clinical supervisors certified by the American Speech-Language & Hearing Association and licensed by the State of Texas.

Services include; assessment and intervention of speech, language, voice and fluency disorders in children and adults. Services are provided in English, Spanish and bilingual (Spanish/English). Appointment times are designed by the Clinic Director and student clinician schedules. Every effort is made to make appointment times as convenient for the client as possible.

Services Provided

Services include assessment and intervention for both children and adults with all types of speech disorders, including: accent reduction, apraxia, articulation and phonological, fluency, language delay or disorder, neurological impairments, language-based reading and writing and voice disorders.

Appointments and Fees

The clinic follows the University calendar for treatment appointments.

Please call for appointment availability before making a payment.

Forms below should be filled out for assessments.

Adult

Child

Contact Information

Communication Disorders Clinic
To schedule an appointment or modify an existing appointment, please email:
csdo@tamiu.edu