The most valuable member of the departmental staff is Sara Engel, who is our Departmental Office Manager. The Department has approximately 85 undergraduate majors and 30 graduate students. The undergraduate program offers a liberal arts and sciences background as a part of the general educational experience and a Bachelor of Science degree as preparation for graduate study in speech-language pathology. A minor in a related field is strongly encouraged. Students buy a multimedia learning kit for each course and work independently with communications through electronic mail.
Courses last four weeks and can be taken individually or as a part of a sequence.
Click on current listings for courses offered for the next semester. In addition, these courses may be used as a part of a Master's of Liberal Studies degree with an emphasis in Assistive Technology. The MLS is directed toward the individual seeking either career enhancement or life enrichment through graduate liberal study. To learn more about this program click on the link to the MLS program .