Giving to the Division

Division of Communication Disorders

The Difference You Can Make

The Division of Communication Disorders is committed to growing Wyoming speech-language pathologists and related professionals. Your contribution will support students in their professional journeys and ultimately help address the need for professional services to families and patients in Wyoming and the region.

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Including the Division in your estate?

Check out Planned Giving.

An IRA Charitable Rollover?
Check out our " Nuts and Bolts of an IRA Charitable Rollover " courtesy of our UW Foundation partner, Angela VerPloeg.

 

How to Give

• Give Online
  Make a gift to the Division online using your credit card through the university’s secure Online giving site for Communication Disorders   
• Give by Phone
  To give by phone with your credit or debit card, call the University of Wyoming Foundation during normal business hours at (307) 766-6300 or toll-free (888) 831-7795.
• Give by Mail
  Please make your check payable to the University of Wyoming Foundation and indicate where you would like the funds to be applied: Communication Disorders for example.
  • Mail to the following address:
    University of Wyoming Foundation
    Marian H. Rochelle Gateway Center
    222 South 22nd Street
    Laramie, Wyoming 82070-5204

Questions?

Please contact:

• The Division of Communication Disorders (website: uwyo.edu/comdis)
  - Phone: (307) 766-6427
  - Email: comdis@uwyo.edu
• UW Foundation (website: uwyo.edu/foundation)
  - Phone: (307) 766-6300 or toll-free (888) 831-7795
  - Email: foundation@uwyo.edu
  

Our Vision: 

The Division of Communication Disorders will create innovative clinical teaching and research programs that address the health and development needs of patients, clients, and students.

Our Programs:

• Master of Science in Speech-Language Pathology
• Bachelors of Sciences in Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences
• American Sign Language

 

Our Mission:

The Division of Communication Disorders produces practice-ready speech-language pathologists, who are prepared to work in a rural state with clinical populations across the lifespan. The Division engages the community, encourages inter-professional practice, and conducts research that advances clinical practices across the state and region.

Thank you for your support!

 

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