Program Prerequisites or by consent. This course will examine in depth theories of spoken and written language acquisition, stages of development and methods of analysis. It will also include discussion of information processing concepts such as attention, perception and

Prerequisites: Baccalaureate degree and completion of all program pre-requisites. This course provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to perform comprehensive and systems-based health assessment including history taking, physical and psycho-social

Prerequisites: Baccalaureate degree and completion of all program pre-requisites. This course provides students with the knowledge and skills necessary to perform comprehensive and systems-based health assessment including history taking, physical and psycho-social examination.

Prerequisites: NH 720 Pass/Fail grading only; audit not available Designed as a rigorous culminating scholarly activity which provides an opportunity to integrate research, clinical and theoretical knowledge in a faculty guided project. This course has been designated by

This course is used to keep students in continuing status while completing dissertation requirements.

Prerequisites: None. Pass/Fail option available. This course will provide students with in-depth knowledge of pharmacology topics related to addictions. Students will understand the pharmacologic/physiologic action of substances that often lead to SUD/Addiction including

Prerequisites: GC-661 and GC-662. Students will continue their progress towards competency in the ACGC Practice-Based Competencies via second year participatory fieldwork experiences. Students will be participating in a genetic counseling (or related) clinical or non-clinical

Prerequisites: GC-661 and GC-662. Students will continue their progress towards competency in the ACGC Practice-Based Competencies via second year participatory fieldwork experiences. Students will be participating in a genetic counseling (or related) clinical or non-clinical

Prerequisites: GC-621, GC-691. The Capstone course series includes 4 courses designed to train genetic counseling students in critical literature review, statistics, research design, and data collection and interpretation, and to aid in further development and accurate

Prerequisites: GC-621, GC-691, GC-792. This course prepares students for the finalization of their Capstone project, submission of the manuscript prepared for a peer-reviewed journal, and oral presentation of the Capstone project to faculty and fellow students.