Prerequisites: None. Students select elective courses from a series of special topics in audiology offered by the department. Examples include advanced clinical practice in vestibular rehabilitation, interoperative monitoring, and tinnitus assessment and management, etc.

Prerequisites: None. This course covers the rehabilitation of communication disorders due to hearing loss including hearing handicap evaluation and communication strategies for adults.

This seminar provides students with the following hearing skills: prevention, evaluation, rehabilitation, integration of information, and making appropriate recommendations.

Prerequisites: None. Drawing heavily on recent international reports that advocate for health professions education reform, participants will examine the theoretical frameworks of leadership and organizational change, ethical considerations, mechanisms of innovation

Prerequisites: None. Pass/Fail option available. Immigrants and refugees bring with them some very unique experiences which can have lifelong implications on their functioning and health care beliefs. In order to provide optimal health care providers must be sensitive to and

Prerequisites: HBIO-450, equivalent, or consent of instructor. Human Anatomy and Physiology I is the first of two courses that will help provide the prerequisite foundation for aspiring healthcare professionals. This course provides a comprehensive introduction to the structure

Prerequisites: HA&P1-456, equivalent, or consent of instructor. Human Anatomy and Physiology II is the second of two courses that will help provide the prerequisite foundation for aspiring healthcare professionals. This course builds on information learned in Human Anatomy

Prerequisites: None. This lab course is designed to complement the concepts covered in Introduction to Biology 1. Students will utilize a lab kit to conduct hands-on experiments. The lab also incorporates discussion of concepts, approaches to research, and scientific writing.

Prerequisite: HBIO-450, equivalent, or consent of instructor. This lab course is designed to complement the concepts covered in Introduction to Biology 2. Students will utilize a lab kit to conduct hands-on experiments. The lab also incorporates discussion of concepts and

Prerequisite: None. This course covers oral language development and its relationship to the acquisition of reading and writing skills. Theories of language development are analyzed. Phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics are addressed.