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Minor in Communication Sciences and Disorders

The minor in Communication Sciences and Disorders is intended for students who are majors outside of Communication Sciences and wish to enhance their undergraduate education by learning about speech and language, both normal and disordered. Eighteen credits in Communication Sciences are required. By taking this minor, students can fulfill some of the pre-requisite courses to graduate study in Speech/Language Pathology at Temple. (These are Phonetics, Phonology, Grammatical Analysis, Language Processing, and Speech and Language Development.) This minor is likely to be especially valuable for those undergraduates who are majoring in Anthropology, Psychology, Sociology, Education, Foreign Language, Electrical Engineering, and Allied Health areas. Upon successful completion, the minor will be recorded on the student's University transcript. 

 Academic Requirements for Communication Sciences Minor

Students pursuing a minor in Communication Sciences and Disorders must meet the following requirements: A minimum grade of C in each course, 3.0 overall GPA for courses in the minor  

Program Structure: 

The program requires a total of six courses, two of which are chosen according to the students' special interest Speech/Language or Linguistics. (At least five of the six required courses are to be completed at Temple.) Of the courses required of all minors in Communication Sciences, Language and Race can be taken as part of the University's Core Curriculum and Communication Deviations and Disorders fulfills a Writing Intensive requirement.

All of the following:

Comm Sci 1596 

Human Communication

3 credits

Comm Sci 2197

Communication Deviations & Disorders

3 credits

Comm Sci 2111 

Language and Race

3 credits

Comm Sci 2207

Phonetics

2 credits

Comm Sci 2208 

Phonology

2 credit

 

Also:

Comm Sci 1108 

Intro to Linguistics

3 credits

OR (Comm Sci 2217

Grammatical Description

2 credits

  AND Comm Sci 2218)

Language Processing

2 credit

 

At least one of the following:

Recommended for those interested in speech/language

*Comm Sci 3301

Speech and Language Development

3 credits

 

*2207 & 2208 are pre-requisite to 301

 
 

Recomended for  those interested in Linguistics

Comm Sci 3297

   Syntax

3 credits

 

Declaration of Communication Sciences Minor  

Students who are interested in pursuing a Communication Sciences minor should consult with an adviser in the school or college in which they are enrolled and with an adviser in the Communication Sciences Department. They should send a letter of intent to minor to the coordinator of undergraduate advising in Communication Sciences, Dr. Rena Krakow, and she will arrange for the appropriate advising.  

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