Provides evaluation, transportation and referrals service for the deaf and hearing impaired and families.

Provides instruction to people who have hearing impairments and their families to communicate using basic sign language in which hand and body movements represent words, ideas, objects, actions and other concepts.

Offers diagnostic testing and therapy in the areas of speech, language and hearing disorders. Sessions are conducted by university students in the program of Communication Disorders under the direct guidance and supervision of licensed and certified speech language pathologists and audiologists on the program faculty.