News: Communication Sciences and Disorders
How a Room Is Changing Auditory Research at UCF
There is an unnaturally quiet place where a person can hear their own beating heart and blood flow in complete silence, just a couple of minutes off UCF’s main campus....
Mike DiNapoli’s Music Will Play On
As UCF’s Flying Horse Big Band filled the room with the energy of live jazz, Senior Instructor Emeritus Joseph “Joe” DiNapoli recognized more than talented student musicians taking the stage....
UCF Football, Spirit Teams Join Go Baby Go! Car-Building Event for Kids
Rocket sightings are commonplace from UCF’s campus and Acrisure Bounce House, whose 50-yard-line is on the same latitude as NASA’s historical Launch Complex 39A. But for a crowd of dozens...
5 Ways AI Can Help You Better Understand Your Health — Without Letting It Make Your Health Decisions
Healthcare can be difficult to navigate even for people who are proactive about their health and engaged in their care. Medical terminology is unfamiliar. Appointments are often brief. Patients may...
Research Roundup: Publications by CHPS Faculty, Spring/Summer 2026
Students at the College of Health Professions and Sciences benefit from faculty who conduct research into a broad number of health and wellness topics, discovering new insights and creating innovation...
Dr Julie Feuerstein and Dr Jennifer Tucker: Play Can’t Wait – ON Time Mobility and Communication
Play can’t wait! – ON Time Mobility and Communication. What is the role of play and why can’t it wait? Dr Julie Feuerstein and Dr Jennifer Tucker bring their interdisciplinary...
The Quietest Place on UCF’s Campus
A unique anechoic chamber devoted to research on human health — specifically hearing — is now open on UCF’s main campus. Imagine standing in a room where the only sounds...
Communication Sciences and Disorders Alumna, Business Owner Honored by UCF
An alumna from the School of Communication Sciences and Disorders has been named one of 25 of UCF’s fastest growing alumni-led companies. Shelby Roemer ’08 is the founder of I’m...
Health-Literate Communication for SLPs with Richard Zraick
In this episode of Brainstorms, Richard Zraick, PhD, CCC-SLP, CHSE, joins host Renee Garrett, MSEd, CCC-SLP, CBIS, to discuss practical, evidence-informed strategies for making clinical communication clearer, more accessible, and...
Speech-Language Pathology Students Bring Personalized Care to Brain Wellness Group
Graduate students in the School of Communication Sciences and Disorders are supporting older adults facing early cognitive decline while gaining hands-on clinical experience through a unique partnership with the Brain...
