Speech-Language Pathology Above and Beyond
Mark Your Calendars for OPUS 2022
OPUS, Trinity’s annual festival of student scholarship, is taking place on Wednesday, April 20. The word “opus” is Latin for work. Whether it’s the arts and humanities, natural and applied sciences, or social sciences, students from all disciplines can present their work or attend this annual celebratory conference.
98 Percent of the Class of 2021 Are Employed or in Grad School
According to data from Trinity’s Cooper Center for Vocation and Career Development, 97.7 percent of the graduates in the Class of 2021 are employed or in graduate school. That far surpasses the nationwide average of 82.4 percent.
Student Spotlight: Alyssa Busker ’24
For Alyssa Busker ’24, Trinity is a family tradition. “I heard about Trinity a lot growing up because my grandma was a part of the first graduating class,” said Busker.
U.S. News Names Trinity a Top 20 School
The life-changing value of a Trinity education has once again been recognized by U.S. New and World Report, which named Trinity to several of its “best” lists for 2022, including among the Top 20 Regional Colleges Midwest and #15 for social mobility.
Trinity Ranked Among Top 25 of Best Colleges
Continuing a years-long tradition of excellence and recognition, Trinity Christian College has been named among the “Best Midwestern Regional Colleges” by U.S. News & World Report for 2021. Trinity was also named a “Best Value” college and a “Top Performer on Social Mobility.”
Trinity Prepares Oeverman for Success in Grad School and Beyond
Danielle Oeverman ‘18 is part of the second graduating class from Trinity’s speech-language pathology (SLP) program. She credits the College for preparing her for grad school and teaching her the importance of stepping up and standing up for her beliefs.
Speech-Language Pathology Students Take Hands-On Approach
Students in Speech and Hearing Sciences 212 recently completed an assignment of drawing and labeling the muscles of respiration on t-shirts as part of learning about respiration and the biomechanics of breathing.
Speech-Language Pathology Major Volunteers in Uganda
Danielle Oeverman '17, a speech pathology and psychology major, volunteered in Uganda over the summer to work with children with speech issues. Read more about her journey here.