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New Home For Speech-Language Pathology Graduate Studies At Stony Brook Southampton

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Renee Fabus, Chairwoman of the Stony Brook University Speech-Language Pathology Program at the ribbon cutting for the program's new facilities at the Stony Brook Southampton campus.

Renee Fabus, Chairwoman of the Stony Brook University Speech-Language Pathology Program at the ribbon cutting for the program's new facilities at the Stony Brook Southampton campus.

Stony Brook University officially opened its Speech-Language Patholgy Program's new center in the Atlantic Building at the Stony Brook Southampton campus on Friday.

Stony Brook University officially opened its Speech-Language Patholgy Program's new center in the Atlantic Building at the Stony Brook Southampton campus on Friday.

State Senator Anthony Palumbo spoke as Stony Brook University officially opened its Speech-Language Patholgy Program's new center in the Atlantic Building at the Stony Brook Southampton campus on Friday.

State Senator Anthony Palumbo spoke as Stony Brook University officially opened its Speech-Language Patholgy Program's new center in the Atlantic Building at the Stony Brook Southampton campus on Friday.

Stony Brook University officially opened its Speech-Language Patholgy Program's new center in the Atlantic Building at the Stony Brook Southampton campus on Friday.

Stony Brook University officially opened its Speech-Language Patholgy Program's new center in the Atlantic Building at the Stony Brook Southampton campus on Friday.

State Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele Jr. spoke as Stony Brook University officially opened its Speech-Language Patholgy Program's new center in the Atlantic Building at the Stony Brook Southampton campus on Friday.

State Assemblyman Fred W. Thiele Jr. spoke as Stony Brook University officially opened its Speech-Language Patholgy Program's new center in the Atlantic Building at the Stony Brook Southampton campus on Friday. Michael Wright

authorMichael Wright on Sep 22, 2021
Stony Brook University cut the ribbon last week on a new permanent home at the Stony Brook Southampton campus for the school’s speech language pathology masters program. The new facility,... more

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