M.S. in CSD Curriculum Overview
Academic Advising
Each student is assigned an academic advisor who will assist you with all academic matters. The Director of Clinical Education will guide your practica enrollment. The CSD Speech-Language Pathology (SLP) Council serves as each graduate student's program committee. The role of the student's program committee is to oversee each student's educational experience and to provide a support system during your matriculation. If an academic problem occurs during the student's graduate career, the student's advisor, and if necessary, the SLP Council will assist to resolve this problem.
Course List
A complete listing of all core and elective courses is available in the official JMU Graduate Catalog.
First Year
Fall |
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CSD 544 Evaluation and Treatment of Swallowing Disorders 3 credits |
Spring |
CSD 582 Speech Practicum 2 credits |
Summer |
CSD 500 Research Methods 2 credits |
Second Year
Fall |
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CSD 522 Communication Disorders of the Traumatically Brain Injured 2 credits |
Spring |
CSD 683 Speech Practicum (Off-campus) 2 credits |
Minimum 44 credits