What's New
Welcome
Conference Registration Now Open!
Browse the program for the 2012 Conference and Global Summit and register online read more
Nominations for Treasurer and President-Elect
The 2012 CAPCSD Nominations Committee welcomes nominations for the offices of President-Elect and Treasurer of the CAPCSD Executive Board. Nominate your colleagues or yourself. read more
Nominations for the 2012 Honors and Awards
The 2012 CAPCSD Honors Committee welcomes nominations for the 2012 Honors and Awards to be presented at the Annual Meeting of the Council of Academic Programs in Communication Sciences and Disorders in Newport Beach, CA. read more
New Scholarship Opportunities
Two scholarship opportunities that will be of interest to graduate students in your program.
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Global Summit Update - April 2012
We are excited to report wonderfully positive responses from colleagues who look forward to sharing insights, ideas, and experiences at the first-ever Global Summit on Higher Education in Communication Sciences and Disorders. To date we have scheduled presenters from Australia, Canada, Korea, India, Israel, Malaysia, New Zealand, The Netherlands, South Africa, Sweden, Thailand, Trinidad and Tobago, and throughout the US. read more
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On behalf of the Board of Directors (BOD) of the Council of Academic Programs in Communication Sciences and Disorders (CAPSCD), I’m pleased and delighted to welcome you to our newly designed website. Those of you who know something about web design will understand and appreciate the time and effort necessary to achieve a complete overhaul of our site. The BOD committed resources to this initiative over a year ago; we made a decision to take the time to find the right designer to ensure that the outcome would achieve our objective of transformative change. You will find that we have a more dynamic, user-friendly interface with robust and functional links to information that will be useful and timely with regularly scheduled updates. We are confident that the new CAPCSD website will quickly become an indispensible resource to everyone in the academy.
Michael L. Kimbarow, Ph.D. F-ASHA
President
