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Visit Days

Visit our department and clinic, learn about our program and tips for successfully applying to graduate school, and meet professors and current graduate students! 

 

Fall 2026 Graduate School Visit Days

Friday, November 6, 2026 

Friday, November 13, 2026

 

Visit Day Agenda

12:30-3:00 p.m.

  • Welcome: Dr. Nichole Mulvey (Department Chair)
  • Program and Faculty Overview, Academic Expectations, Application Questions: Dr. Lynne Cameron (Graduate Coordinator)
  • Clinic Requirements/Opportunities: Mrs. Trina Becker (Clinic Director)
  • Medical and Educational Internships Information: Ms. Aswathy Pradeep and Mrs. Jacki Tish (Internship Coordinators)
  • The EIU Experience: Meet with current faculty and graduate students and tour CDS facilities
  • Optional: Tour EIU campus with current grads or discuss individual questions with other faculty

 

RSVP to cdsgrad@eiu.edu and fill out this form to register: Visit Day Form

 

If you would like to visit the program but cannot attend a formal visit day, a meeting can be arranged with Dr. Mulvey and current graduate students who will give you information about the program and a tour of the department. Email cdsgrad@eiu.edu to coordinate the visit. 

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AccreditationsStudent OutcomesUndergraduate StudiesVisit Days for Graduate Program in CDS

Contact Information

Department of Communication
Disorders and Sciences

600 Lincoln Ave.
Charleston, IL 61920
(217) 581-2712
(217) 581-7105
namulvey@eiu.edu


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