Rowe Center for Communicative Disorders
Parent Perspective on the RCCD
For parents like Tasha your support makes all the difference. Help children continue to develop speech and language skills by giving to the Rowe Center for Communicative Disorders.Tasha RobbinsAlumni Perspective on ISU and RCCD
For alumni like Megan your support for her journey made all the difference. Help other students become speech and language professionals by giving to the Rowe Center for Communicative Disorders.Megan MegaliGraduate Student Perspective on ISU and the RCCD
For students like Kristin your support makes all the difference. Help students continue their ISU journey by giving to the Rowe Center for Communicative Disorders.Kristin ZachmanStudent Clinician Providing Therapy in the RCCD
Hands-on experienceGraduate Student - Whitney TallentStudent Clinician Providing Therapy in the RCCD
Hands-on experienceGraduate Student - Whitney Tallent
The Rowe Center for Communicative Disorders in the Normal and William Grosjean Clinic at University Hall offers assessment and treatment for a variety of communication difficulties. Services are available for speech difficulties (articulation, accent reduction, voice, stuttering) language difficulties (delayed/disordered language development, aphasia, traumatic brain injury), and hearing difficulties for preschoolers, school-age children, and adults. We provide hearing screenings by appointment and at community health fairs. The center enhances learning at both the graduate and undergraduate levels by providing opportunities for students to observe and practice classroom theories in a clinical situation under the supervision of licensed and certified faculty. The center includes therapy rooms with two-way mirrors, sound monitoring systems, video recording and playback, a computer lab, and a speech and voice science laboratory.
Equitable Treatment:
The faculty, staff, and students of the Department of Applied Clinical and Educational Sciences are committed to recognizing the contributions of all groups, such as those formed by gender, ethnicity, race, culture, sexual orientation, age, religion, disability, and personal experience, in the creation of a diverse, inclusive environment. An honest commitment to and explicit recognition and affirmation of diversity in the teaching and learning process promotes our effectiveness as professionals and educators. The Norma and William Grosjean Clinic at University Hall is dedicated to providing services with sensitivity toward diversity issues and does not discriminate in the provision of services to the community.
Please call at 812-237-2800 to complete an intake form for evaluation.
The Rowe Center for Communicative Disorders relies on donations from clients and the community in order to continue to provide access to high quality, affordable services. Please help to support the clinic by giving what you can. To donate, please click on the "Donate Now" button above. You can give to the Grosjean Clinic overall or select “other” in the drop-down menu and type in the name of the specific clinic you wish to give to (Counseling Clinic, Porter Clinic, or Rowe Center Clinic). Thank you for your support!
Contact Us
401 North 7th Street
Indiana State University
Terre Haute, IN 47809
Phone: 812-237-3562
Director: Amanda Solesky Room 303D
Email:amanda.solesky@geo-drillchina.com