Who is the program for?

Individuals who have good basic skills in English grammar and vocabulary.
Individuals who want to build oral skills within individual and group situations.

Goals for the program:

1. Speak English with the intonation and phrasing of the General American dialect.
2. Use stress patterns appropriately to help distinguish meaning.
3. Practice conversational patterns.
4. Correctly produce English vowels and consonants which differ from one's native language.

Enrollment Information:

All students will be required to register for the following classes:

SLP 318 (Line # 3200): Monday-Wednesday 3:30-4:20 (class)

SLP 318L (Line #3202): Arranged (Individual and small group practice)

Location: Albertson Hall, Room 304 (Monday-Wednesday; Room assignments for the lab will be provided in class).

* Please bring your Spring 2008class/work schedule to the first class on January 16, 2008.

For More Information Contact...

Marla Staab, Clinical Coordinator
e-mail: mstaab@fhsu.edu
Phone: (785) 628-4450
Office: Albertson Hall 135

Presented by:
The Geneva Herndon Speech-Language-Hearing Clinic
Department of Communication Disorders

Sponsored by:
FHSU National Student Speech-Language-Hearing Association
FHSU Student Government Association through the Educational Opportunity Fund

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