SLP
AAC
Misc.
Syracuse University
City of Syracuse
100

This professional assesses and treats communication and swallowing disorders across the lifespan.

Speech-language pathologist

100

AAC can be used instead of speech (alternative), or to _____ speech (augmentative).

Support/supplement

100

This communication disorder is characterized by repetitions, prolongations, and blocks that disrupt the normal flow of speech.

Stuttering

100
This is the name of the department that the Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology programs are under.

Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders

100

Syracuse was historically known for producing this mineral, giving rise to its popular nickname.

Salt ("The Salt City")

200

Which complication might require an SLP'S intervention? 

A. Vocal fold dysfunction 

B. Swallowing impairment 

C. Voice changes 

D. All of the above 

D. All of the above

200

These laminated books often contain symbols organized by topics for communication.

Communication books

200

This large shopping mall in Syracuse is the 10th largest mall in the US.

Destiny Mall USA

200

Syracuse University's mascot is this friendly citrus fruit.

Otto the Orange

200

The city of Syracuse is located within this county.

Onondaga County

300

The ability to understand spoken or written language is called this.

Receptive language skills

300

This method allows users to select words or symbols by touching a screen.

Direct selection

300

This domed stadium, renamed in 2022, hosts Syracuse football, basketball, campus events, and concerts!

JMA Wireless Dome

300

Syracuse University belongs to this NCAA athletic conference.

Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC)

300

This canal, completed in 1825, fueled Syracuse's early economic growth.

The Erie Canal

400

The ability to express thoughts using speech, writing, signing, or AAC is called this.

Expressive language

400

This type of AAC often includes speech output on a device.

High-tech AAC

On the other hand, low-tech AAC would be any type of AAC that does NOT require a device, batteries, or electricity. Oftentimes, people who use high-tech AAC have some low-tech options as back-up communication methods.

400

Syracuse University's student newspaper, founded in 1903, is called this.

The Daily Orange

400

This Syracuse University library is the largest on campus and contains the Special Collections Research Center.

Bird Library

400

Syracuse is the birthplace of this popular American actor, known for his charismatic leading roles in action films.

Tom Cruise

500

Besides speech, SLPs commonly evaluate and treat this life-threatening disorder involving difficulty swallowing.

Dysphagia

500

When communicating with an individual who uses AAC, should you look at the person, their device, or their aide/caregiver? 

The individual who uses AAC.

AAC use is about an individual's autonomy and an important part of respecting their independence and ability to communicate with AAC is to speak directly with them, and NOT to their device or their aide/caregiver.

500

This cognitive process allows you to hold and manipulate information temporarily, making it essential for following multi-step directions and problem solving.

Working memory

500

This building is the oldest structure still standing on Syracuse University's campus and inspired the Addams Family mansion.

Hall of Languages
500

Syracuse averages around this many inches of snow each year, making it one of America's snowiest cities.

120 inches of snow