Fluency Disorders

Fall 2023

Details

Credit

3

Mode

In Person

Component

Lecture

Meets

In Person -

Instructors

Monica Locklin

Description

The first section of the course will introduce you to many aspects of disfluency including: the prevalence/incidence of stuttering, theories of stuttering, core and secondary behaviors, other fluency disorders (cluttering, neurogenic stuttering, and psychogenic stuttering), and assessment and treatment approaches for children and adults. The second section of the course will introduce you to the diagnosis and management of communication impairments associated with cleft palate and other craniofacial disorders across the lifespan.

Eligibility


Prerequisite: Graduate COMM-DIS majors only.

Start Date

End Date

Subject Description

Speech, Language,& Hearing Sci

Subject

SLHS

Catalog Number

611

Class Number

76750

Course ID

044181

Section

01

Class Attributes

MISC: IR

Academic Career

GRAD

Meeting

Mo 9:00AM 11:30AM 358North Pleasant St Rm 101

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