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Deborah Sharp, chair
Professional Studies Building, Room 2201
607-756-5423
Fax: 607-753-5940
Email: department secretary
cortland.edu/spchpath

School of Professional Studies

Faculty

Ann Blanton, Mary Emm, Eileen Gilroy, Regina B. Grantham, Rachel King, Nimisha Muttiah, Deborah Sharp, Michael Pitcher, Deana Silvernail, Irena Vincent

Adjunct Faculty

For a listing of adjunct faculty see the Faculty and Administration  section.

Degree and Minor

Bachelor of Science in Speech and Hearing Science (non-certification major)
Minor in Speech and Hearing Science

Description

The Communication Disorders and Sciences Department provides a solid, well-rounded education with emphases on speech language pathology and audiology, including foundations of normal communication; theoretical and research-based information on communication disorders; educational principles; experiential/active learning; technological aspects; and multicultural issues.

The program develops critical thinking and problem-solving skills that assist students in applying theoretical knowledge to the clinical setting. The department's pre-professional program offers development of competencies to pursue further study at the graduate level.

Special Features

• Provides an excellent background to pursue graduate study
• Integrates theory and research
• Caring, mentoring faculty dedicated to teaching cutting-edge theory and clinical methods, as well as being involved in research, scholarship, and setting professional standards
• SUNY Cortland chapter of the National Student Speech-Language Hearing Association
• Center for Speech, Language and Hearing Disorders provides clinical observation for students as well as service to the community
• Independent study experience is available and encouraged
• Study abroad is encouraged
• Individual advising

Requirements

1. Degree requirements  listed in this catalog apply to the Speech and Hearing Science [SHS] major
2. Liberal Arts Requirements: 60 credit hours
3.  A full year of a foreign language or completion of the 102 level for Speech and Hearing Science [SHS].

SUNY Cortland students and transfer students below junior status wishing to major in Speech and Hearing Science may apply for admission after the completion of at least 12 credit hours at SUNY Cortland.

Transfer students with junior level or higher standing will be allowed to declare the Speech and Hearing Science major upon admission to the College.

Courses

• EDU 488 - Student Teaching in Speech, Language and Hearing
• EDU 496 - Organization of Speech, Language and Hearing Disabilities Programs in the Schools

• SHH 129 - Special Topics in Speech Pathology and Audiology
• SHH 229 - Special Topics in Speech Pathology and Audiology
• SHH 270 - Introduction to Communication Disorders
• SHH 280 - Phonetics
• SHH 281 - Speech Science
• SHH 283 - Introduction to Hearing Science
• SHH 300 - Normal Language Development
• SHH 329 - Special Topics in Speech Pathology and Audiology
• SHH 350 - Anatomy and Physiology of Speech and Hearing
• SHH 360 - Teaching Children with Limited English Proficiency
• SHH 370 - Articulation and Language Disorders
• SHH 371 - Fluency and Voice
• SHH 382 - Speech and Hearing Science
• SHH 383 - Basic Audiology
• SHH 429 - Special Topics in Speech Pathology and Audiology
• SHH 470 - Studies in Speech Pathology
• SHH 473 - Neuropathologies of Language and Speech
• SHH 475 - Technology in Communication Disorders
• SHH 477 - Diagnostic Procedures: Introduction to Assessment in Speech-Language Pathology
• SHH 480 - Clinical Practicum I
• SHH 481 - Clinical Practicum II
• SHH 483 - Aural Rehabilitation
• SHH 485 - Ethics in Practice: Habilitation & Rehabilitation Sciences
• SHH 486 - Introduction to Medical Speech Pathology
• SHH 488 - Autism Spectrum Disorders
• SHH 529 - Special Topics in Speech Pathology and Audiology
• SHH 599 - Independent Studies in Speech-Language Pathology

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