Web Strategy and Development Blog

Communication sciences and disorders website showcases programs and services

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The communication sciences and disorders website was redesigned as part of the Academic Website Project, which strives to enhance academic websites for use in recruitment efforts.

Communication Sciences and Disorders websiteKey features of the newly designed website include the following:

  • Explains careers for programs
     Each degree program includes information on career outcomes, which helps prospective students and their parents see what success looks like.
  • Features community services
    The department offers several services to the community, so a “Speech Language and Hearing Clinic” navigation grouping was included on their homepage.

Site credits

Several university relations offices assisted in developing this site:

  • Staff lead: Nicki Donnelson, public relations specialist
  • Content: Doug Gaehle, university communications graduate assistant
  • Design: Abby Isackson, publications graphic designer
  • Website implementation: Brys Broughton and Brittany Dilts, Web and new media student workers, with oversight by Sara Clark, director of Web and new media

Communication sciences and disorders video focuses on students

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The office of web and new media recently produced a new marketing video for the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders, titled “Connecting People, Changing Lives.”

This video focuses on student perceptions of the different programs in the department, and features many students describing their experiences in their own voices. Whether they are future audiologists, educators of the deaf and hard of hearing, or speech-language pathologists, these students already know their passion and have found their place at Missouri State.

[youTubeVideo url=”https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XkelBiJSlsk” width=”640″ height=”360″]

Video production credits

  • Adam Wagner, student videographer in the office of web and new media, was the production lead for this video, handling all filming and editing duties.
  • Deborah Cron, clinical associate professor in the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders, assisted with interview questions and was our department contact.

If you are interested in having our office produce a video for your University unit or department, please visit our Video Services page for more information.