Speech-Language Pathology Assistant, AS (SLPA-AS)
The Speech-Language Pathology Assistant (SLPA) program is designed to prepare graduates for careers working in elementary and secondary schools with children who have communication disorders. SLPAs work under the supervision of a licensed, certified Speech-Language Pathologist. The SLPA program provides students with a specialized career path as a paraprofessional.
Courses
- CCS1001 — College & Career Success
- ECED2331 — Language Development and Emergent Literacy in Young Children
- ENG1010 — Composition
- MATH1201 — Statistics I with Computer Applications
- POLS1002 — American Government
- POLS1003 — State and Local Government
- PSY1011 — General Psychology I
- PSY1163 — Children with Disabilities
- PSY1183 — Learning Process and Disability
- PSY1184 — Assistive Technology Across the Lifespan
- PSY1185 — Issues and Trends in Disabilities
- SLP1011 — Speech-Language Pathology I
- SLP1012 — Speech and Language Development: Birth-to-Five
- SLP1020 — Language Disorders & Treatment in School-Age Children
- SLP1021 — Phonetics for Speech-Language Pathologists
- SLP1025 — Speech Sound Disorders and Treatment in Children
- SOSC2094 — Cooperative Education/Work Experience