Early Intervention Minor

An 18-hour minor has been developed 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.

Requirements

Required courses are:

HMS 236 - Child Development Credit(s): 3
HMS 443 - Infant Growth and Development Credit(s): 3
HMS 459 - Family Development Credit(s): 3
SPE 329 - Survey of Exceptionalities Credit(s): 3
SPE 464 - Introduction to Curricula for Early Childhood Special Education Credit(s): 3
SPE 463 - Consulting with Parents and Professionals Credit(s): 3

For students majoring in human sciences

the minor includes:

SPE 329 - Survey of Exceptionalities Credit(s): 3
SPE 439 - Introduction to Applied Behavior Analysis Credit(s): 3
SPE 434 - Functional Living Skills Credit(s): 3
SPE 463 - Consulting with Parents and Professionals Credit(s): 3
SPE 464 - Introduction to Curricula for Early Childhood Special Education Credit(s): 3
SPE 465 - Educational Programming for Students with Autism Credit(s): 3