SCS 420 - Principles of Clinical Management in Speech-Language Pathology III

In this course, students will study how research and theory about phonological, syntactical, semantic and pragmatic development are put into clinical practice. Topics include the techniques for treating disorders of articulation, voice, fluency and language, as well as the current tests and measurements used in the diagnosis of speech and language disorders. Opportunities for supervised clinical experience will be provided to qualified students.
Lecture
3 Credits
Prerequisites: SCS 363, SCS 368, SCS 369 & SCS 372 and permission of department chair or advisor
Offered Fall, Spring & Summer
Department Consent Required