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Laboratory course focused on physiological assessment of the auditory system, emphasizing otoacoustic emissions and auditory brainstem response.

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Auditory and Vestibular Pathologies II covers major disorders of auditory and vestibular systems, emphasizing differential diagnosis, causes, treatment, prognosis, and case studies.

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Examines non-profit and for-profit practice models focusing on organizational structure, legal/tax issues, financials, personnel, marketing, risk, and ethics.

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Amplification Systems II covers hearing aid fitting strategies, including selection, prescription gain formulas, and gain verification.

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School Methods for Audiologists fulfills Wisconsin DPI licensing requirements by applying assessment and intervention skills for hearing related disorders in public schools.

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Clerkship in Audiology I offers hands-on training in screening and diagnostic audiology, including audiometric instruments, patient interactions, and reporting.

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Clerkship in Audiology II develops skills in assessing hearing and implementing treatment plans for patients of all ages.

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Clerkship in Audiology III provides opportunities to practice skills in settings outside of university clinics, aiming to advance skills to a developing level for independent assessment and treatment.

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Externship in audiology focusing on hearing assessment and treatment plan implementation for patients of all ages, aiming for mastery-level competency with minimal supervision.

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Independent work on a capstone project in audiology under faculty supervision.

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Seminar in Speech Science covering various aspects of physiological and acoustic phonetics and speech perception; focus varies with staff.

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Seminar examining current interests in auditory evaluation, pathology, or rehabilitation within the field of audiology.

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Research and Thesis is an advanced level mentored reading and research course for students with dissertator status.

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Independent Studies offering advanced level mentored reading and research for students with dissertator status.

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Community Newswriting covers newswriting of interest to individuals, families, and communities.

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Explores career pathways in community engagement, organizational development, and public service within Human Ecology professions, featuring insights from professionals in social change, government, nonprofits, and grassroots movements.

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Introduction to Social Innovation covers developing solutions to complex problems for systemic social change, offering an overview of the ecosystem's history, context, and case studies.

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Independent study course involving directed study projects arranged with a faculty member.

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An introductory course analyzing the environment in which nonprofits operate and assessing its impact at the community and organizational levels.

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Applied introduction to planning and evaluation for nonprofit and community-based organizations, covering strategic, program, and multi-organization planning.

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PHILANTHROPY AND CIVIC ENGAGEMENT explores giving time, money, and effort to public purposes. It covers creating giving plans, strategic giving, and assessing philanthropic impact.

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Interdisciplinary study of human trafficking through case studies and readings, focusing on social determinants, advocacy training, and survivor rights within global and local contexts.

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Explores the philosophy and practical strategies of fundraising and development for nonprofit organizations to secure resources for social change.

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Entrepreneurialism and Society explores entrepreneurship in nonprofits, business, government, and arts contexts through ideas, readings, and lectures.

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Examines human rights precepts, policies, and frameworks for children and youth globally and locally, focusing on the Convention of the Rights of the Child (CRC).

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Special Topics in Computer Science covering specialized subject matter of current interest.

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Community and Social Innovation Lab involves developing and implementing a social change project with a community partner to address systemic issues through project-based work.

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Directed study projects as arranged with a faculty member.

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Explores the dynamic role of civil society in shaping social, political, and economic life, analyzing its historical evolution, achievements, and future potential while evaluating civic health and theoretical perspectives.

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Interdisciplinary introduction to community-based, community-engaged, and action-oriented research, applying skills through collaborative projects with a local community partner.

Offering recorded · Spring 2027 · Sources