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The Department of Speech and Hearing Science

  • 901 S. Sixth St.
  • Champaign, IL 61820
  • Phone:217-333-2230
  • Fax:217-244-2235
  • MC-482

Speech & Hearing Science Clinic Wishlist

Use the box below to make a donation to the Speech & Hearing Science Clinic

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Speech and Hearing Science Building

The University of Illinois Audiology Clinic and Speech-Language Pathology Clinic provide high-quality diagnostic and treatment service for individuals with communication disorders. Open year-round, the clinics provide services to University students, staff, and faculty, as well as people throughout the East Central Illinois community.

The Clinics are open to the public, serving about 800 to 900 people each year. The Audiology Clinic provides services related to diagnostic testing, evoked responses, otoacoustic emissions, hearing conservation, evaluation and dispensing of programmable and digital hearing aids and assistive listening devices, and aural rehabilitation services for children and adults. The Speech-Language Pathology Clinic treats children and adults who have a wide variety of speech and language disorders, including aphasia, head trauma, preschool and school-age language disorders, phonological and articulation disorders, stuttering, voice, laryngectomy, and cleft palate.

Your gift to the Clinics will ensure that students have the opportunity to apply the instruction they receive in the classroom. More importantly, it allows them to develop the skills necessary to be outstanding audiologists and speech-language pathologists.

The following list contains examples of items needed in the Speech-Language Pathology Clinic and Audiology Clinics. If you would like to designate your gift be used for the purchase of a specific item, please indicate your choice in the box below. If the item you request has already been acquired a similar item will be purchased.

Audiology Wishlist

  • $200
  • Two otoscopes
  • $150
  • Audiology Desk Reference, Volumes I and II
  • $300
  • TV with VHS/DVD for noise contract training
  • $45
  • CDs for the NU-6, for word recognition tests
  • $160
  • Amplified speakerphone with built-in flashing strobe light for hearing-impaired individuals
  • $110
  • Hands-free amplifier for mobile phones
  • $120
  • Amplified powered neckloop for patients with T-coil in their hearing aids
  • $150
  • Induction silhouette microphone (headset) for hands-free cellular operation with hearing aids with T-coils
  • $330
  • All purpose hydraulic chair for use during cerumen management and the making of earmold impressions
  • $85
  • Practice ear, allows students to practice oto-block insertion and injection of impression material
  • $83
  • 2 cable organizer kits

Speech-Language Pathology Wishlist

  • $2500
  • Portable audiometer/tympanometer with printer
  • $1000
  • Camcorder and tapes
  • $250
  • Play table (for waiting room area)
  • $100-150
  • Computer software (therapy related)
  • $25
  • Play mats (several sets needed)
  • $300
  • Boardmaker software
  • $35-$100
  • Adult therapy materials

To fund one of these items, use the online form above or send your contribution to the University of Illinois Foundation, P.O. Box 3429, Champaign, IL 61826-9916. Checks should be made payable to "UIF/Speech and Hearing Science Clinic." Please indicate the item(s) you wish to purchase on the check. For additional information regarding making a gift, contact Sara Kelley at the College of Applied Life Studies Office of Development and Alumni Relations. Additional information on the clinics can be obtained from Lisa Crane at the Speech-Language Pathology Clinic or Lou Echols-Chambers at the Audiology Clinic.

The Department of Speech and Hearing Science

  • 901 S. Sixth St.
  • Champaign, IL 61820
  • Phone:217-333-2230
  • Fax:217-244-2235
  • MC-482
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