Information for Current Students
Fall
2009 Orientation Schedule
The
Source - The Student Financial Services Newsletter
Career
Services
Undergraduates:
We are very pleased to be able to offer you a new program
in Early Intervention that will allow you to practice as
Early Intervention Developmental Educators in Massachusetts
once you graduate with your bachelors degree. This is an
interdisciplinary curriculum with four academic courses
and two practica in early intervention sites. It replaces
the standard curriculum in the 4th year of the program and
requires no extra credits or expense on your part. The program
has been approved by the department, the college and the
university. This program already exists at the graduate
level but is now open to our senior level undergraduates.There
is a shortage of Early Intervention personnel so this is
a very nice qualification to have. You may, of course, continue
to get your masters in Speech-Language Pathology afterwords.
If you are thinking of a career in Audiology, this is probably
not your best option.
For information, please contact:
Ruth E. Margulies
Voice: (617) 373-7577
Email: r.margulies@neu.edu
Other Useful Links
MyNeu
System
KASA
Student Progress Tracking System
American
Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ASHA)
American
Academy of Audiology (AAA)
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