Phone: 414-472-1301-----E-Mail: comdisrdr@uwwvax.uww.edu
Faculty: Scott Bradley, Patricia Casey, Roxanne DePaul, Mark Leddy and Giuliana Miolo.
The major of communicative disorders prepares speech-language pathologists for graduate work in Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology. Speech-language pathologists and audiologists are specialists in human communication, its normal development, and disorders. They are professionally prepared to identify communication disorders in educational, medical and related settings and to offer assistance to persons with speech, language and/or hearing disorders. Specifically, speech disorders may be characterized by difficulty in producing speech sounds (articulation), maintaining speech rhythm or fluency, and controlling voice production. Language disorders may be characterized by an inability to appropriately use speech sounds, words and their meanings, and/or grammatical patterns.
MAJOR & WRITING - 39 CREDITS
UNIQUE REQUIREMENT - 15 CREDITS
Students in this major are not required to take a minor.
MAJOR & WRITING - 39 CREDITS
UNIQUE REQUIREMENT - 15 CREDITS
Students in this major are not required to take a minor.
LICENSURE - 20 CREDITS
MAJOR - 57 CREDITS
This major does not require a minor.
Writing Proficiency Requirement: See chairperson for course(s) that satisfy this requirement.
Additional Licensure Requirements:
For state licensure and national certification a prospective speech-language pathologist must have completed a master's degree in communicative disorders with undergraduate training totaling at least 60 semester credit hours and at least 30 credits in courses taken for graduate credit.
MINOR - 22 CREDITS