Early Intervention Minor

The early intervention minor is for students majoring in rehabilitation, speech-language pathology, psychology or other related fields who are interested in becoming an early intervention specialist working with infants and toddlers with special needs and their families. At least six advanced in-residence semester credit hours are required.

Early Intervention Core Courses

SPED 3329 - Survey of Exceptionalities Credit(s): 3
SPED 4364 - Early Childhood Special Education Credit(s): 3
SPED 4363 - Consulting with Parents and Professionals Credit(s): 3

Minor Options

For students majoring in Family Sciences

SPED 4339 - Introduction to Applied Behavior Analysis Credit(s): 3
SPED 4334 - Functional Living Skills Credit(s): 3
SPED 4365 - Educational Programming for Students with Autism Credit(s): 3

For students majoring in other areas

TECA 1354 - Child Growth and Development Credit(s): 3
HDFS 4315 - Family Development Credit(s): 3
SPED 4366 - Assistive Technology Credit(s): 3

Early Intervention Minor

Early Intervention Core Courses

Minor Options

For students majoring in Family Sciences

For students majoring in other areas

Total hours: 18