About the minor
The special education minor is designed to introduce general knowledge in the areas of rehabilitation, deaf studies and special education.
Courses
Required coursework:
- SERP 400: Survey of Exceptional Students
- SERP 414: Introduction to Disability Studies and Services
- SERP 416: Disability Perspectives and Narratives
Electives (select 9 units of the following):
- SERP 197B: Introduction to Service Learning & Contributions
- SERP 200: Mass Media and Its Construction of Disability
- SERP 202: Introduction to Low Incidence Disabilities
- SERP 402: Behavior Principles & Disability
- SERP 404: Cultural and Linguistic Diversity in Exceptional Learners
- SERP 412: Violence in Schools and Communities
- SERP 420: Low Vision and Visual Functioning
- SERP 421: Introduction to Visual Impairments and Deaf
- SERP 422: Orientation and Mobility for Teachers of Individuals with Visual Impairments
- SERP 424: Methods of Teaching the Visually Impaired
- SERP 430: Education & Rehab. of Deaf & Hard of Hearing Individuals
- SERP 455: Rehabilitation and Aging
- SERP 464: Introduction to Autism Spectrum Disorder
- SERP 465: Introduction to Rehabilitation
- SERP 478: Prevention of Addictions
- SERP 479A: Psychiatric Rehabilitation I
- SERP 481: Interviewing and Client Services
- SERP 497K: Sexuality and Disability
- SERP 499: Independent Study
Contact
For more information or to declare this minor, please call the College of Education Office of Student Services at (520) 621-7865 or email.