The Betsey Brodahl Building houses the
department of communication sciences and disorders and the Center for Speech, Language and Hearing, where students and faculty provide community assessment and intervention services.
The building opened in 1996 and is named in honor of Betsey Brodahl, former associate dean of students.In 2018, an expansion to the Brodahl building was granted to accommodate for the college's new masters degree program for speech-language pathology. The program will launch for the 2020-2021 academic year.