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Internships
Undergraduate
Undergraduates in Communicative Disorders are encouraged to pursue experiential opportunities prior to graduate study. Although direct clinical experience is not offered at the undergraduate level, students can become involved and gain exposure to clinical populations by participating in internships and volunteer activities. Students may participate in internships offered through the Office of Internships and Experiential Education during their junior and senior years. The Office of Internships and Experiential Education is located in Roosevelt Hall, first floor, and internships are available for students in any semester, fall, spring or summer. Students may also become involved in faculty sponsored internships, or participate in community based volunteer work. These activities help students to become professionals in the helping services. Students in Communicative Disorders have explored some of the following outreach locations:
Direct clinical experience begins at the graduate level. Students complete both on and off-campus internships throughout their graduate training. Following are selected placement sites for graduate student interns. Numerous sites beyond this list exist; this is just a sampling. In addition to local sites, out of state students potentially have the opportunity to participate in a practicum experience in their home state during the summer months. This often works to the student's benefit.
Adult Aphasia; Motor Speech Disorders; Voice; Dysphagia
Meeting Street Center
Ages 3-21 Multiply Handicapped
MHRH Facilities (Slater and Zambarano Hospitals)
Adult Dysphagia; Aphasia; Motor Speech Disorders; Voice; TBI
Roger Williams Hospital
Adult Aphasia; Dysphagia; Laryngectomy
South County Early Intervention
0-3 years Various Speech/Language Disorders
South Kingstown Schools
Elementary, Middle School, High School, Pre-school PDD Class
Graduate programs in Speech & Language Pathology and Audiology are accredited by the Council on Academic Acreditation of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association.