NCVS: Giving Voice to America

Utah (Corporate Office)

The principal site of the NCVS is located at the University of Utah. The NCVS is directed by Ingo R. Titze, Ph.D., who divides his time between the Utah and Iowa sites.

Mail: National Center for Voice and Speech
1901 E South Campus Dr, Suite 2120
Salt Lake City, UT 84112

Phone: 801.596.2012
Fax: 801.596.2013

Iowa

The Iowa site of the NCVS is within the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders at The University of Iowa, the discipline's oldest and one of the largest programs, training students and serving clients with speech, language, and hearing disorders for more than 60 years. U.S. News and World Report ranks Iowa's program as the #1 graduate program in speech-language pathology and #2 in audiology. Although numbers vary from year to year, the department's student population is comprised of approximately 25 doctoral, 50 master's, and 175 undergraduate students.

Mail: The National Center for Voice and Speech
Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders
The University of Iowa
250 Hawkins Drive
Iowa City, Iowa 52242

Phone: 319.335.6600
Fax: 319.335.6603

Denver

The Denver site of the NCVS, under the direction of Dr. Lorraine Ramig, is an affiliate of The University of Colorado-Boulder’s department of Speech, Language & Hearing Sciences. The focus of the NCVS-Denver site is to study the efficacy of voice and speech treatment for individuals with Parkinson disease and other neurological disorders. Dr. Ramig’s team has been conducting voice and speech research for over 20 years, with previous research resulting in an internationally recognized, effective voice and speech treatment for people with Parkinson disease.

Mail: The National Center for Voice and Speech -Denver
1391 Speer Blvd. Suite 230
Denver, CO 80204

Technical problems? Contact the NCVS webmaster: darby.bailey@ncvs.org

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