1999-2000 Undergraduate Catalog
Indiana, Pennsylvania 15705
The College of Education
The University Clinics
Two clinics under the supervision of the College of Education offer diagnostic testing, remedial services, and instruction. The Speech and Hearing Clinic is organized and managed by the Department of Special Education and Clinical Services. The Child Study Center is housed in the Department of Educational and School Psychology.
The Speech and Hearing Clinic is staffed by Special Education faculty and supervised graduate students working toward advanced degrees in Speech-Language Pathology. Using state-of-the-art equipment, clinic personnel provide diagnosis of speech problems and hearing tests and evaluations, as well as a regular program of therapy for clients. As part of this program, clinic staff members provide testing and necessary therapeutic services to all teacher education candidates, who must meet strict speech and hearing clearances. Regularly enrolled students at the university, including all teacher certification candidates, are eligible to receive these services without charge.
The Child Study Center provides opportunities for Educational Psychology graduate students in the post-master's certification and doctoral programs to acquire professional skills under the supervision of certified faculty supervisors. Clinic personnel provide psychological assessment for children and adolescents with learning and/or behavior problems. They also provide consultation for parents and public school personnel involved with these children.
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