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Who we are:
Over 250 programs strong, since 1979, we have had a mission to support programs world-wide that educate undergraduate and graduate students in the communication sciences and disorders.
Today, over 2,000 academic, clinical and administrative staff members affiliated with over 250 institutions in the United States, Puerto Rico, Canada, Australia and New Zealand use their CAPCSD membership to keep ahead of the challenges that face our programs, our faculty, our staff, and our students.
What we do:
- Develop and promulgate position statements relevant to educational and professional standards
- Maintain liaisons with, and advise, related professional organizations, government agencies, and the university community
- Assist your ability to respond to changes in program accreditation and professional credentialing
- Gather, organize and distribute information relevant to your program’s strategic planning needs, including funding, as well as
faculty, staff and student demographics
- Promote and provide professional development and continuing education opportunities for your department members
- Foster quality education through meetings and publications designed to enhance curricula and improve instruction.
The 2008 Conference Proceedings are now available. (updated 8/7/2008)
Below is the schedule for the surveys being run through HES this year, including the CAPCSD Demographic and Salary Surveys. Please mark these dates on your calendar to set aside time to complete the items. As the dates approach you will receive informational emails through CAPCSD and through the manager of HES.
2008-2009 HES Survey Launch schedule
[signing of the first CSDCAS Letter of Intent]
CSDCAS is coming! Click on the link for information about the Council's "Communication Sciences and Disorders Centralized Application Service".
Interested in becoming a member?  (updated 10/17/2006)
Be sure to check the What's New link periodically to see what changes/additions we have made to our site.
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