CSD 262
Phonetics: Theory and Application
Online | 2 semester credits
Tuition: $750
CSD 262.682
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In this class, you'll have the chance to learn or brush up on practical phonetic transcription and phonetic/acoustic analysis skills. You'll practice the application of accents and accent addition therapy, phonological processes and phonological articulation therapy, stuttering/cluttering and voice resonance therapy – and even introduce some phonetic application needs of your own.
Instructor
Dr. Vicki Samelson teaches courses in language acquisition and intervention and provides clinical supervision for undergraduate and graduate student clinicians in the areas of aural rehabilitation and child phonology, articulation, and language. She supervises graduate clinicians as they conduct assessments in the UW-Eau Claire interdisciplinary Human Development Center. Her current research interests include language comprehension processes, children’s problem solving strategies, and evidence-based language interventions that can be implemented in classroom, home, and therapy settings.
Application and Registration
Please see our How to Register page for instructions.
Cancellation Policy
Refund of credit fees due to withdrawal from class will follow the UW-Eau Claire refund policy. Please refer to the Refund Repayment Schedule web page.
Questions?
Call the Continuing Education office at 715-836-3636 or toll free 866-893-2423 and ask to speak with the Education Program area. Or, email us at ce@uwec.edu.
Accommodations
If you need an accommodation for a disability to fully participate in this program, or need this document in an alternative format, please contact Continuing Education at 715-836-3636 / toll-free 866-893-2423, or use the Wisconsin Relay System (711) as soon as possible.
Online Post-Baccalaureate Series
This course is part of the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire Communication Sciences and Disorders Department Post-Baccalaureate Online Series designed for those interested in becoming Speech-Language Pathologists who hold a bachelor's degree in a different field. By earning 30 credits of coursework in Communication Sciences and Disorders, you could be eligible for admission into a CSD graduate program of your choice.
