- Congratulations Graduates—You Did It!!!
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Congratulations Graduates—You Did It!!!
Graduation celebrations were a hit for deaf education, speech-language pathology, and audiology students in the Listening and Spoken Language Interdisciplinary Graduate Training Program. The Covid-19 situation put a different spin on the ceremony – but that didn’t slow us down!
- "Look for the Helpers"
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Look for the Helpers
“Look for the Helpers,” advised Mr. Rogers for children facing troubled times. As the impact of COVID-19 compelled schools to close, the helpers at USU quickly responded. Sound Beginnings parent Traci Rainey said teachers "didn't miss a beat" in transitioning intervention from the classroom to her home using teleintervention.
- Sound Beginnings Children Share Their Holiday Cheer
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Sound Beginnings Children Share Their Holiday Cheer
Classes at Sound Beginnings have been hard at work learning new skills this school year. At Sound Beginnings, our highly skilled teachers and therapists teach children with hearing loss aged one month to six years old how to listen and talk. Each December brings a heartwarming gift: the annual Sound Beginnings Christmas program.
- Sound Beginnings Football Game
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Sound Beginnings Football Game
On a sunny September afternoon, student athletes from the Utah State University football team gathered on a grassy field and prepared to face some of their least likely opponents: a group of energetic children.
- Swinging in the School Year! 2019 Sound Beginnings Back to School BBQ
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Swinging in the School Year! 2019 Sound Beginnings Back to School BBQ
Mix a mouth-watering BBQ and horseback riding with face painting, s’mores and a piñata and there’s a winning combination every year for Sound Beginnings families to gather with graduate students and professionals from Utah State University.
The Emma Eccles Jones Early Childhood Education and Research Center (EEJ ECERC) was opened in 2010 to bring together scientists and educators at Utah State University who focus on research and services related to early childhood education, elementary education, psychology, communicative disorders, deaf education, family and human development, and special education. The Center fosters interdisciplinary collaboration among EEJ ECERC faculty and staff and the Edith Bowen Laboratory School, other departments at Utah State University and other universities in Utah, the Utah State Office of Education, and school districts and parent organizations throughout the state.
