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Special Education and Rehabilitation Counseling Minor

Do you desire to work in community or adult services? Or plan to attend our graduate program for special education and rehabilitation counseling? If so, consider gaining the fundamentals you’ll need in this minor program.

Highlights of the program

Example Courses

Meet your professors

credits required for the Special Education and Rehabilitation Counseling minor

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of master's degree can be completed as an undergrad at WOU

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of students who apply to WOU are selected for admission

student clubs and organizations are waiting to welcome you in

Highlights of the program

Experience diverse courses such as ASL, gerontology, psychology and interpreting
Decide whether a career in special education rehabilitation counseling is for you
Gain an understanding of populations of all ability levels and acquire skills to meet their needs

Example Courses

Faculty

KAI ASHER

NTT Instructor, Deaf Studies & Professional Studies
asherk@wou.edu

JONATHAN BERRETH

Adjunct Instructor, Rehabilitation & Mental Health Counseling, Deaf Studies & Professional Studies
berrethj@wou.edu

ALETHEA BOYER-MULARSKI

NTT Instructor, Deaf Studies & Professional Studies
boyera@wou.edu

LESHONDRE BROWN

NTT Lecturer, Deaf Studies & Professional Studies
brownlese@wou.edu

HILDA DJOKOTOE

NTT Instructor, Deaf Studies & Professional Studies
djokotoeh@wou.edu

LYRA EHLERS

ASL Studies Instructor, Deaf Studies & Professional Studies
ehlersl@wou.edu

DEZALYN FRANK

, Deaf Studies & Professional Studies
frankd@wou.edu

KELSEY GILSTRAP

NTT Instructor, Deaf Studies & Professional Studies
gilstrapk@wou.edu

HALLE HAMILTON

, Deaf Studies & Professional Studies
hamiltonh@wou.edu

SARAH HEWLETT

Instructor, Deaf Studies & Professional Studies
hewletts@wou.edu

COLLEEN JONES

NTT Instructor, Deaf Studies & Professional Studies
jonesct@wou.edu

ELAYNE KULETZ

NTT Instructor, Deaf Studies & Professional Studies
kuletze@wou.edu

MARQUETTE LAQUEY

NTT Instructor, Deaf Studies & Professional Studies
laqueym@wou.edu

CHIEN-CHUN LIN

Associate Professor, Deaf Studies & Professional Studies
linc@wou.edu

ELISA MARONEY

Program Co-Coordinator, Professor, Deaf Studies & Professional Studies
maronee@wou.edu

KIARAH MOORE

NTT Instructor, Deaf Studies & Professional Studies
moorek@wou.edu

CHUNG-FAN NI

Professor, Deaf Studies & Professional Studies
nic@wou.edu

MIKE OLIVIER

NTT Instructor, Deaf Studies & Professional Studies
olivierm@wou.edu

BRENT REDPATH

NTT Instructor, Deaf Studies & Professional Studies
redpathb@wou.edu

AMANDA SMITH

Program Co-Coordinator, Professor, Deaf Studies & Professional Studies
smithar@wou.edu

CARLOS TEXIDOR MALDONADO

Assistant Professor, Deaf Studies & Professional Studies
texidormaldonadoc@wou.edu

ERIN TRINE

Instructor, Deaf Studies & Professional Studies
trinee@wou.edu

AMY WILLIAMSON

NTT Assistant Professor, Deaf Studies & Professional Studies
williamsona@wou.edu

CM HALL

DeafBlind Interpreting Co-Project Director, College of Education
hallcm@wou.edu

HEATHER HOLMES

DeafBlind Interpreting Co-Project Director, College of Education
holmesh@wou.edu

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