Welcome
Welcome to the
Charles E. and Geneva S. Scott Scottish Rite Communication Disorders Clinic at Appalachian
State University. We're glad you
found us! We hope you'll take
time to learn about
some of the programs we offer. We serve people of all ages from the Boone region.
Through the generous support of the North Carolina Scottish Rite Masonic Foundation since 1977, the Clinic has been able to provide services to children with language and reading disabilities regardless of their family’s ability to pay for these services. The faculty, staff, and students involved in the operation of the Clinic wish to express their appreciation to the Foundation for this support. Each year the support multiplies as our Communication Disorders Program trains more and more students to become service providers for children throughout the state. We estimate that we have trained over 1400 speech-language pathologists during that time.
The Charles E. and Geneva S. Scott Scottish Rite Communication Disorders Clinic is a member of the Boone Chamber of Commerce.
Schedule Information for Students
What's New
For the new students, click here to view the Clinic Information for Beginning Students.
In order to provide better facilities for our clinical services, the Communication Disorders Clinic will soon move to a new home. We will be housed in University Hall, which is located off of 321 just above Staples. The first floor of University Hall will undergo total renovation using the timeline below. For the architectural rendition of the first floor click here.
