California State University, East Bay (Hayward Hills Campus), is part of the 23 campus California State University System and is located on the east side of San Francisco Bay mid-way between Oakland and San Jose (Area, Campus Maps and Directions). The Hayward Hills campus is on a hill with a commanding view of the Bay Area, including downtown San Francisco and Oakland. There are about 13,000 students enrolled. Most live off campus and commute, but there is dormitory space for 1,200 students. The Department of Communicative Sciences and Disorders has 70 undergraduates and 80 students in various stages of the graduate program. The University Speech, Language and Hearing Clinic serves over 60 adults and children for diagnosis and therapy each quarter. The Clinic includes a speech and hearing science laboratory and an audiometric test facility. There is an Early Childhood Education Center on campus that provides opportunities for students to observe children and to participate in diagnostic screening and treatment for speech, language, and hearing problems. There is a multi-disciplinary, community-based program for aphasic adults, a fluency treatment program, and an autism language treatment program (T.A.L.K.). Graduate students can participate in each of these programs. Advanced graduate students are placed in internships in public schools, hospitals and rehabilitation facilities throughout the Bay Area. We offer the B.S. and M.S. in speech-language pathology. Currently, we do not have a graduate program in audiology. For further information about CSU, East Bay, please write or send an e-mail message to address below. Include your mailing address and phone number. Please indicate when you are graduating and when you want to start your graduate work.