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Human Sciences and Services Building
A study group takes advantage of nice weather outside the Human Sciences and
Services Building.
A lounge area provides indoor study space for students between classes
in the Human Sciences and Services building.
Special education, social work, communication sciences and disorders, and public
health professions classes meet in the Human Sciences and Services building.
Students and their professor in a 'Normal Communication Development' class
observe 'typical' behaviors of young ones.
The clinical supervisor in the Center for Communication Disorders conducts
oral endoscopy and video stroboscopy with a young client.
Students in the social work department use state-of-the-art equipment to help them
learn effective interviewing and assessment skills.
A communication sciences and disorders graduate student conducts tests in with
a young client in the Center for Communication Disorders.
Undergraduate and graduate clinicians collaborate during a language assessment
with a young client in the Center for Communication Disorders.
A study group takes advantage of nice weather outside the Human Sciences and
Services Building.
A lounge area provides indoor study space for students between classes
in the Human Sciences and Services building.
Special education, social work, communication sciences and disorders, and public
health professions classes meet in the Human Sciences and Services building.
Students and their professor in a 'Normal Communication Development' class
observe 'typical' behaviors of young ones.
The clinical supervisor in the Center for Communication Disorders conducts
oral endoscopy and video stroboscopy with a young client.
Students in the social work department use state-of-the-art equipment to help them
learn effective interviewing and assessment skills.
A communication sciences and disorders graduate student conducts tests in with
a young client in the Center for Communication Disorders.
Undergraduate and graduate clinicians collaborate during a language assessment
with a young client in the Center for Communication Disorders.
The Human Sciences and Services Building sits on the north side of campus, overlooking the Chippewa River. This building houses classrooms and offices for faculty in the departments of special education, social work, communication sciences and disorders, and public health professions. UW-Eau Claire's Office of Research and Sponsored Programs, Human Development Center and the Center for Communication Disorders also are housed in the Human Sciences and Services building, which was constructed in 1982.
