There may not be any D or Incomplete grades on the student's transcript in Professional and Special Education course requirements as of the end of the semester prior to student teaching. Senior Assignment Students are required to complete a Senior Assignment in conjunction with Special Education course 481. The senior assignment enables students to demonstrate the integration of their general education and special education coursework. The Division of Special Education sponsors a Chapter of the Student Council for Exceptional Children. Students are encouraged to become members of the Chapter and participate in meetings with guest speakers, develop community projects with individuals who have disabilities, and read professional journals.
Membership is open to all students.
Majors in the Division of Communication Sciences and Disorders Undergraduate courses in speech-language pathology and audiology provide students with a scientific and clinical background for understanding communication disorders. Students acquire knowledge in science basics, normal processes and the development of speech, language and hearing. Students also study disorders of speech, language and hearing, review assessment methods and procedures in communication disorders and engage in clinical practicum. Students are also prepared for a variety of other career options. Career Opportunities Students must complete graduate training to begin a career as a speech-language pathologist or audiologist.