Add a Certificate in Multilingualism and Culturally Responsive Practice

Add to your skillset as a future speech-language pathologist the ability to fully meet the needs of all clients. A new and unique certificate at Iowa helps you do just that.

About one quarter of American households use a language other than English, and this number is predicted to rise. To help clinicians meet the needs of culturally and linguistically diverse clients, Iowa offers a unique graduate certificate program to provide academic and clinical training to prepare students for assessment and intervention with multilingual and multicultural clients. The program emphasizes birth-to-18 populations and school-based practice.

There is no requirement that students have proficiency in a second language to complete this certificate.


Students seeking this certificate must be concurrently enrolled and in good standing in either the SLP or AuD graduate program.

Requirements

Requirements

Multilingualism and Culturally Responsive Practice Certificate requirements
Course codeTitleSemester Hours
CSD:5258Multilingualism in CSD2
CSD:4130Reducing Disparities & Inequities in CSD1
CSD:5104Language Disorders: School-Aged Children3
CSD:7239Multilingual/Multicultural Capstone *3
VariesApproved elective course3
VariesClinical practicum1
VariesOutplacement2

 

* Note: Capstone semester hours do not need to be taken all at once; for example, certificate-seekers can enroll in 1-3 sh for it across the graduate program.

Contact

philip combiths

Philip Combiths, PhD, CCC-SLP

Title/Position
Assistant Professor

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