Marymount Manhattan CSD Department

05/07/2021

THANK YOU to all our amazing alumni, faculty, and students for attending the Mix & Mingle! We loved seeing you, and your advice was invaluable 🗣💙

04/14/2021

The 2021 Alumni Mix & Mingle Event will be held on May 7th, 2021 at 6:00 pm 🗣💙
We hope to see as many of you there as possible, so please fill out the RSVP form to register for the event! It will be a great chance for alumni to connect with current students and for current students to ask questions 🗣💙 We can’t wait to see you!

https://forms.gle/uwaE3G8AcTzK82tGA

03/31/2021

CALLING ALL MMC CSD ALUMNI! We are in the beginning stages of planning our Alumni Mix & Mingle Event 🗣💙
We would love to have as many of you join us as possible, so please fill out the Google Form so we can pick a date and time that works best for the most people!
Please respond by April 11th so we can chose a date and time.
We can’t wait to hear from you! 🗣💙

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSehCI__P2sUiufXWBuqqYM2O8L-CKGtBG3z-GAla8Nw497icw/viewform

12/13/2020

Join us on Wednesday, December 16th at 7:00 for a special presentation from CSD Senior Laura Morini! 🗣💙

The presentation will be a culmination of Laura Morini's independent study concerning the development of swallowing in preterm newborns in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) under the care of Speech-Language Pathologists. The presentation will discuss aspects of feeding and swallowing in newborns such as the assessment and testing of abnormal swallows, the role of respiration, modes of oral feeding, and psychosocial concerns involving parents and children in the neonatal intensive care unit.

We hope to see you all there! 🗣💙

10/29/2020

Our event is TOMORROW! We can't wait to see you all there. All are welcome, if you would like to join us, please message us!

Hello MMC Students and Staff!

The MMC Speech Club event, “Stuttering Awareness” taking place on Oct. 30th at 7 PM will shed light on the misconceptions of stuttering and debunk stereotypes of individuals who stutter. We are going to be discussing Joe Biden’s stutter and how he has risen to a high status in the United States with his stutter. We are also planning on inviting a guest speaker to speak more about this disorder and make this a night of education about stuttering. Attendees will have an opportunity to donate to The Stuttering Association for the Young throughout the event hosted by the MMC Speech Club.

RSVP now on MMC Engage or send us a message for the Zoom Info!

We can't wait to see you there! 🗣💙

10/28/2020

Amazing work from one of our Alumna!

Maureen “Mo” Jones ’06, a graduate of MMC’s Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) & Audiology program, recently launched her new business, moLife, a pl...

10/23/2020

Hello MMC Students and Staff!

The MMC Speech Club event, “Stuttering Awareness” taking place on Oct. 30th at 7 PM will shed light on the misconceptions of stuttering and debunk stereotypes of individuals who stutter. We are going to be discussing Joe Biden’s stutter and how he has risen to a high status in the United States with his stutter. We are also planning on inviting a guest speaker to speak more about this disorder and make this a night of education about stuttering. Attendees will have an opportunity to donate to The Stuttering Association for the Young throughout the event hosted by the MMC Speech Club.

RSVP now on MMC Engage or send us a message for the Zoom Info!

We can't wait to see you there! 🗣💙

09/22/2020

Thank you to all our NSSLHA members that came to today’s meeting! It was great to hear everyone’s plans for events this semester! 🗣💙

09/15/2020

NSSLHA members!! 🗣💙
Our first meeting will take place NEXT MONDAY at 2:00pm. Check your email for more information, including the Zoom link and instructions for how to sign up to come to the meeting in person!
See you there 🗣💙

09/04/2020

Hello Griffins! 🗣💙

The CSD Department and the MMC Speech Club welcome you to the Fall 2020 semester!

We are looking for new members to join the MMC Speech club! The MMC Speech Club is a group of students passionate about education and charity in the context of speech and language therapy. The club is looking forward to this year and all the opportunities that they can give our student body.

Any student is welcome to join the club, you do not have to be a student majoring in Speech-Language Pathology! We love hearing new ideas and perspectives. The club meets once a month, and the meetings are not mandatory. They will be held partly in person and partly over zoom.

If you are interested in learning more about the club, feel free to email us, message us on MMC Engage, instagram, or message us here on Facebook! 💙

05/29/2020

This week we will be honoring the graduating seniors from the Communication Sciences and Disorders Department. We laud the dedication, perseverance and leadership they have all shown throughout their years at Marymount Manhattan 🗣💙

Our fifth and final honoree is senior Megan Joseph. Megan is an incredibly passionate and personable future clinician, and we are confident that she will do amazing things. Megan has volunteered her time in multiple capacities over her years at Marymount, including working at NYU Rusk rehabilitation center in a specialized feeding group and being this year’s NSSLHA Chapter Treasurer! Her passion for speech-language pathology is evident in everything she does and we wish her the best in everything!

“The friends that I’ve made throughout my three years of Marymount Manhattan College are friendships that will last a life time. True friends that no matter what I was going through in my life were there for me. I will be forever grateful to this program and the people I’ve met along the way. The past three years at MMC has taught me so much and prepared me for graduate school. Because of everything I learned, I am feeling confident about starting at New York Medical College in the Fall to get my Masters Degree!”

We love you, Megan! 🎓

05/28/2020

This week we will be honoring the graduating seniors from the Communication Sciences and Disorders Department. We laud the dedication, perseverance and leadership they have all shown throughout their years at Marymount Manhattan 🗣💙

Our third honoree is senior Nico LeMoal-Polumbo. Nico is a constant source of positivity in the CSD Department, and she will truly be missed. Nico is a committed student clinician and has volunteered time during her senior year to treat patients. She embodies everything we as a department try to instill in our students, and it has been a pleasure to have her in our clinic and classrooms for the last four years!

“MMC’s clinic has given me the skills and confidence to enter graduate school at Pace University with excitement and pride in my abilities. Thanks to the guidance and mentorship I received from my clinical supervisor, the experience I gained with my very first client, and the friendships I made with my peers, I know I’ll be ready for all that grad school throws at me!”

We love you, Nico!🎓