News and Annoucements

U.S. News & World Report has cited four degree programs offered by the University of Oklahoma College of Allied Health as among the best educational programs nationally.

Kathryn Dyer, a master of occupational therapy student at OU, had her life turned upside down as a child when she was diagnosed with cerebral palsy. 

In observance of National Better Hearing and Speech Month during May, the John W. Keys Speech and Hearing Center, operating under the University of Oklahoma College of Allied Health, is highlighting one of its premier programs, iLEAP (Interprofessional Language, Enrichment and Pre-Kindergarten Program), specifically designed to bridge gaps in communication skills related to developmental delays.

The John W. Keys Speech and Hearing Center highlighting a premier programs, iLEAP (Interprofessional Language, Enrichment and Pre-Kindergarten Program), specifically designed to bridge gaps in communication skills related to developmental delays.