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Speech-Language Pathology

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About ESC-20 Speech Language Pathology Program
 
This program provides technical assistance and quality staff development that facilitates service delivery to students who have communication disorders. We offer professional development opportunities and have exciting workshop options monthly. Another key function is to provide quality training that will enable licensed Speech Language Pathologists (SLPs) to remain current in their knowledge and skills as well as obtain the continuing education hours required for annual licensure renewal. Detailed questions about the program may be directed to Jessica Kelley, M.S., CCC/SLP.
Our Services 
  • Consultation on program design and implementation
  • Staff training on effective practices for students with communication disorders
  • Speech-language pathology professional development opportunities through ESC-20
  • Technical assistance for providing a continuum of services for students with communication disorders
  • TWU Speech Language Pathology Master's Degree Program
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Texas Woman's University
Speech-Language Pathology Master’s Degree Program 

ESC-20 and Texas Women’s University have formed a partnership to provide a masters level Speech and Language program. This program, fully accredited by the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, utilizes a combination of videoconferencing and web-based instruction as well as clinical experiences on school campuses, in hospitals, nursing homes, clinics, rehabilitation centers and special summer camps.

This program is designed for both individuals with and without prior experience in the field. Students complete coursework through a combination of videoconferencing, live Zoom sessions, and web-based instruction. Clinical experiences are completed at local school campuses, hospitals, nursing homes, clinics, and rehabilitation centers.

More detailed information about the program can be obtained from the Texas Woman's University web page. To be considered for the TWU Speech Pathology Master's Program, all applicants are required to attend one information meeting.

Information Meetings
 
Attendance of one full Information Meeting is a mandatory part of the application process. You will not be considered for acceptance into the SLP Master’s Degree Distance Venue unless you have attended one full Information Meeting. If accepted into the Cycle 14 SLP Master’s Degree Distance Venue, classes will begin in Summer 2027. All Cycle 14 Information Meetings will begin at 4:30 pm Central Time via Zoom.
 
Participants interested in Cycle 14 that do not have an undergraduate degree in speech-language pathology, will need to complete Leveling coursework. Leveling coursework will be discussed during the Information Meeting. You may find additional information here: Leveling Coursework
 
NOTE: If you attend an Information Meeting after February 2026, you may not have enough time to complete all Leveling course work required to begin the Cycle 14 cohort.
 

Register by clicking one of the links below:

 
For more information: TWU Distance Venue Information. Additional questions regarding registration, current cycle, and future cycles for the TWU Program may be directed to Jessica Kelley, M.S.,CCC/SLP.
 
We look forward to seeing you at the Cycle 14 Meetings, future SLPs of Texas!

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