An introduction to the scientific study of natural language with focus on the basic concepts of phonology, syntax, semantics and pragmatics, with subsequent attention to the applied aspects of linguistic principles.
Course Offerings:
    Spring 2022Instructor: Unlisted/TBD
    Spring 2021Instructor: Unlisted/TBD
    Fall 2020Instructor: Unlisted/TBD
    Fall 2019Instructor: José Ortiz
    Fall 2019Instructor: Unlisted/TBD
    Fall 2018Instructor: Unlisted/TBD
    Spring 2018Instructor: Unlisted/TBDCo-Instructor: José Ortiz
    Fall 2017Instructor: Unlisted/TBD
    Spring 2017Instructor: Unlisted/TBD
    Fall 2016Instructor: Unlisted/TBD
An introduction to communication sciences and disorders; a survey of th bases of normal speech, language and hearing ability, major forms of communicative disorders and their treatment.
Course Offerings:
    Fall 2023Instructor: Sarah ZsakCo-Instructor: Christina Shields
    Spring 2023Instructor: Sarah ZsakCo-Instructor: Christina Shields
    Fall 2022Instructor: Christina Shields
    Fall 2022Instructor: Unlisted/TBDCo-Instructor: Christina Shields
    Fall 2022Instructor: Sarah ZsakCo-Instructor: Christina Shields
    Spring 2022Instructor: Unlisted/TBD
    Fall 2021Instructor: Unlisted/TBD
    Spring 2021Instructor: Unlisted/TBD
    Fall 2020Instructor: Unlisted/TBD
    Spring 2020Instructor: Unlisted/TBD
How does the human mind use language? Type "Language Science News" into your Google search bar. Among the more than 3 billion hits, headlines like "What is love? It depends what language you speak" and "Science's English dominance hinders diversity" invite you to think about the impact of words on thought and behavior. These are stories about how humans acquire and use language, but they ultimately address big questions about how we experience knowledge itself.
Course Offerings:
    Spring 2022Instructor: Jared Novick
    Spring 2021Instructor: Jared Novick
    Fall 2020Instructor: Jared Novick
    Spring 2020Instructor: Jared Novick
    Fall 2019Instructor: Jared Novick
    Spring 2019Instructor: Jared Novick
    Fall 2018Instructor: Jared Novick
An introduction to broad and narrow phonetic transcription, and to physiology of speech production. The primary goal of the course is to provide knowledge about phonetics and the ability to use this knowledge in an applied setting.
Course Offerings:
    Spring 2022Instructor: Michele Walker
    Spring 2021Instructor: Michele Walker
    Spring 2020Instructor: Michele Walker
    Spring 2019Instructor: Michele Walker
    Spring 2018Instructor: Michele Walker
    Spring 2018Instructor: Unlisted/TBD
This is a 4-credit course focusing on the biological and neurological bases of human speech production and human hearing, namely the anatomy, physiology, and neurology of the vocal/speech mechanism and the hearing mechanism.Specifically, respiration, phonation, resonance, articulation, swallowing, and hearing will be highlighted. A strong understanding of normal anatomy and physiology is essential for the successful evaluation and treatment of patients with speech, language, swallowing and hearing disorders.
Course Offerings:
    Spring 2022Instructor: Dawn MarsigliaCo-Instructor: Manaar Zuhurudeen
    Spring 2021Instructor: Dawn Marsiglia
    Spring 2020Instructor: Dawn Marsiglia
    Spring 2020Instructor: Donna Tippett
    Spring 2019Instructor: Dawn Marsiglia
    Spring 2019Instructor: Donna Tippett
    Spring 2018Instructor: Dawn Marsiglia
    Spring 2018Instructor: Donna Tippett
    Spring 2017Instructor: Donna Tippett
Analysis of the normal processes of speech and language development in children.
Course Offerings:
    Fall 2023Instructor: Sarah Zsak
    Fall 2022Instructor: Eliza Thompson
    Fall 2022Instructor: Tonya Williams Walker
    Spring 2022Instructor: Eliza Thompson
    Spring 2022Instructor: Tonya Williams Walker
    Fall 2021Instructor: Unlisted/TBD
    Fall 2021Instructor: Tonya Williams Walker
    Spring 2021Instructor: Eliza Thompson
    Fall 2020Instructor: Unlisted/TBD
    Fall 2020Instructor: Tonya Williams Walker
Etiology, assessment and treatment of language and phonological disorders in children.
Course Offerings:
    Spring 2022Instructor: Nan Bernstein Ratner
    Spring 2022Instructor: Karen Miranda
    Spring 2021Instructor: Nan Bernstein Ratner
    Spring 2020Instructor: Nan Bernstein Ratner
    Spring 2020Instructor: Karen Miranda
    Spring 2019Instructor: Nan Bernstein Ratner
    Spring 2018Instructor: Nan Bernstein Ratner
    Spring 2017Instructor: Nan Bernstein Ratner
    Spring 2016Instructor: Tonya Williams Walker
    Spring 2014Instructor: Nan Bernstein RatnerView: Syllabus
An introduction to physiological, acoustic and perceptual phonetics; broad and narrow phonetic transcription; current models of speech production and perception.
Course Offerings:
    Fall 2022Instructor: Marios Fourakis
    Spring 2022Instructor: Marios Fourakis
    Fall 2021Instructor: Marios Fourakis
    Spring 2021Instructor: Marios Fourakis
    Fall 2020Instructor: Marios Fourakis
    Spring 2020Instructor: Marios Fourakis
    Fall 2019Instructor: Marios Fourakis
    Spring 2019Instructor: Marios Fourakis
    Fall 2018Instructor: Marios Fourakis
    Spring 2018Instructor: Marios Fourakis
Survey of the dysarthrias and aphasias in adults from an interdisciplinary point of view.
Course Offerings:
    Spring 2021Instructor: Unlisted/TBD
    Fall 2019Instructor: Unlisted/TBD
    Fall 2017Instructor: Yasmeen Faroqi Shah
    Fall 2016Instructor: Yasmeen Faroqi Shah
    Fall 2015Instructor: Yasmeen Faroqi Shah
    Fall 2014Instructor: Kristin Slawson
    Fall 2013Instructor: Kristin Slawson
Fundamentals of hearing, including the physics of sound, anatomy and physiology of peripheral and central auditory nervous system, psychophysical procedures used in measurement of auditory sensation and perception, and topics in psychological acoustics.
Course Offerings:
    Spring 2024Instructor: Matthew GoupellView: Syllabus
    Spring 2023Instructor: Matthew GoupellView: Syllabus
    Spring 2022Instructor: Matthew GoupellView: Syllabus
    Spring 2021Instructor: Matthew GoupellView: Syllabus
    Spring 2020Instructor: Matthew GoupellView: Syllabus
    Spring 2018Instructor: Matthew GoupellView: Syllabus
    Fall 2017Instructor: Unlisted/TBD
    Spring 2017Instructor: Matthew GoupellView: Syllabus
    Spring 2016Instructor: Matthew GoupellView: Syllabus
    Fall 2015Instructor: Unlisted/TBD
The fundamental aspects of aural rehabilitation therapy for both adults and children are introduced to students. Class time will consist of lectures, discussions, and hands-on activities.
Course Offerings:
    Fall 2022Instructor: Gavin Mahoney
    Spring 2022Instructor: Eric Hoover
    Fall 2021Instructor: Gavin Mahoney
    Spring 2021Instructor: Eric Hoover
    Fall 2020Instructor: Gavin Mahoney
    Spring 2020Instructor: Eric Hoover
    Fall 2019Instructor: Gavin Mahoney
    Spring 2019Instructor: Eric HooverView: Syllabus
    Fall 2018Instructor: Gavin Mahoney
    Spring 2018Instructor: Unlisted/TBD
The principles and methods required to provide treatment of speech and language disorders to children and adults. Topics include writing goals and objectives, programming, teaching strategies, session design, data collection, behavior modification, and counseling.
Course Offerings:
    Fall 2022Instructor: Eliza Thompson
    Fall 2021Instructor: Eliza Thompson
    Spring 2021Instructor: Eusabia Mont
    Fall 2020Instructor: Eliza Thompson
    Spring 2020Instructor: Eusabia Mont
    Fall 2019Instructor: Eliza Thompson
    Spring 2019Instructor: Eliza Thompson
    Fall 2018Instructor: Eusabia Mont
Overview of methods of empirical research used in Communication Sciences and Disorders. The course will focus on identifying, critically analyzing, and writing about empirical research.
Course Offerings:
    Spring 2022Instructor: Jan Edwards
    Spring 2021Instructor: Jan Edwards
    Spring 2020Instructor: Jan Edwards
    Spring 2019Instructor: Jan Edwards
    Spring 2018Instructor: Nan Bernstein Ratner
Basic neurology as it pertains to anatomical and physiological substrates of speech and language.
Course Offerings:
    Spring 2022Instructor: Yasmeen Faroqi Shah
    Spring 2021Instructor: Yasmeen Faroqi Shah
    Spring 2020Instructor: Yasmeen Faroqi Shah
    Spring 2019Instructor: Yasmeen Faroqi Shah
    Spring 2018Instructor: Yasmeen Faroqi Shah
    Spring 2017Instructor: Yasmeen Faroqi Shah
    Spring 2016Instructor: Yasmeen Faroqi Shah
    Spring 2015Instructor: Yasmeen Faroqi Shah
Etiology, diagnosis and management of cognitive problems of adults associated with aging, brain injury and degenerative conditions.
Course Offerings:
    Spring 2022Instructor: Yasmeen Faroqi Shah
    Spring 2021Instructor: Yasmeen Faroqi Shah
    Spring 2020Instructor: Yasmeen Faroqi Shah
    Spring 2019Instructor: Yasmeen Faroqi Shah
    Spring 2018Instructor: Yasmeen Faroqi Shah
    Spring 2017Instructor: Yasmeen Faroqi Shah
The nature of fluency disorders. Principles, methods and procedures for the clinical management of fluency disorders in children and adults.
Course Offerings:
    Spring 2022Instructor: Vivian Sisskin
    Spring 2021Instructor: Vivian Sisskin
    Spring 2020Instructor: Vivian Sisskin
    Spring 2019Instructor: Vivian Sisskin
    Spring 2018Instructor: Vivian Sisskin
    Fall 2016Instructor: Vivian Sisskin
    Fall 2015Instructor: Vivian Sisskin
    Fall 2014Instructor: Vivian Sisskin
Assessment and treatment of phonological, articulatory and resonance disorders arising from various etiologies including developmental conditions, structural abnormalities, and nervous system damage.
Course Offerings:
    Spring 2022Instructor: Jan EdwardsCo-Instructor: Kristin Slawson
    Spring 2021Instructor: Jan EdwardsCo-Instructor: Kristin Slawson
    Spring 2020Instructor: Jan EdwardsCo-Instructor: Kristin Slawson
    Spring 2019Instructor: Jan EdwardsCo-Instructor: Kristin Slawson
    Spring 2018Instructor: Jan EdwardsCo-Instructor: Kristin SlawsonView: Syllabus
    Spring 2017Instructor: Jan EdwardsCo-Instructor: Kristin Slawson
    Spring 2016Instructor: Colleen Worthington
    Spring 2015Instructor: Colleen Worthington
Overview of auditory pathologies, and their assessment and management in the medical setting.
Course Offerings:
    Spring 2021Instructor: Carmen Brewer
    Spring 2018Instructor: Unlisted/TBDCo-Instructor: Carmen Brewer
    Spring 2017Instructor: Carmen Brewer
Advanced issues in amplification technology, prescriptive hearing aid selection, and management of amplification systems for special populations.
Course Offerings:
    Spring 2022Instructor: Eric Hoover
    Spring 2021Instructor: Eric Hoover
    Spring 2020Instructor: Eric Hoover
    Spring 2019Instructor: Eric HooverView: Syllabus
    Spring 2018Instructor: Unlisted/TBD
    Spring 2017Instructor: Unlisted/TBD
    Spring 2016Instructor: Unlisted/TBDCo-Instructor: Margaret McCabe
Advanced clinical and experimental methods of evaluating the peripheral and central auditory system using acoustic stimuli. Procedural considerations and interpretation of test results.
Course Offerings:
    Spring 2023Instructor: Samira AndersonView: Syllabus
    Spring 2022Instructor: Samira AndersonView: Syllabus
    Spring 2021Instructor: Samira AndersonView: Syllabus
    Spring 2020Instructor: Samira AndersonView: Syllabus
    Spring 2019Instructor: Samira AndersonView: Syllabus
    Spring 2018Instructor: Samira AndersonView: Syllabus
    Spring 2017Instructor: Samira AndersonView: Syllabus
    Spring 2016Instructor: Samira AndersonView: Syllabus
This course focuses on experimental design and scientific writing. We discuss basic elements in the design of empirical studies, evaluation of various types of experimental and descriptive research designs, ethics in research, and how to write up the results of a research study.
Course Offerings:
    Spring 2022Instructor: Yi Ting Huang
    Spring 2021Instructor: Yi Ting Huang
    Spring 2020Instructor: Yi Ting Huang
    Spring 2018Instructor: Stefanie Kuchinsky
    Spring 2017Instructor: Stefanie Kuchinsky
    Spring 2016Instructor: Matthew GoupellView: Syllabus
    Spring 2015Instructor: Matthew GoupellView: Syllabus
    Spring 2014Instructor: Rochelle Newman
Advanced seminar in language processing and psycholinguistics.
Course Offerings:
    Spring 2021Instructor: Jared Novick
    Spring 2016Instructor: Jared Novick