What are the Professional Development Seminar dates?
USM Hattiesburg Campus (unless otherwise specified)
June 9 - June 13, 2008
Dallas, TX
Contact Us for more location details |
June 16 - June 20, 2008 |
What will the seminar encompass?
- A review of the beginning levels of the DuBard Association Method
- The structure of language as utilized at the various story levels
of the method
- Correlative programs: math, telling time, calendar work, and related
subject areas
- Classroom management for effective implementation of the method
- Lesson planning
- IEP development
- Techniques for skill development
- Development of materials
- Task analysis of commercial textbook material for modification for
children with language disorders
- Transfer to texts
Who should attend the seminar?
- Those who have successfully completed a three-semester hour course
(or the equivalent) in the basics of the DuBard Association Method
Registration Information
Individuals who wish to enroll on an academic credit basis must be admitted/readmitted
to The University of Southern Mississippi before the registration process may
be completed. More complete information on the credit option may be obtained
through ...
The University of Southern Mississippi
Office of Professional Development & Educational Outreach
118 College Drive #5136
Hattiesburg, MS 39406-0001
(601) 266-4186
To receive credit, individuals will be required to attend the seminar, meet competency
requirements, and complete a project. The University of Southern Mississippi
offers 4.0 hours of CEU credit or graduate credit for this course. See the brochure
and registration form for details.
Brochure and Registration Form Availability
To obtain a brochure and registration form:
Hattiesburg Housing Information
There are several hotels near the university. Please call an area hotel
to make the necessary reservations.
| Cabot Lodge |
1-800-225-9429 |
Fairfield Inn |
1-800-228-2800 |
| Comfort Inn |
1-800-221-2222 |
Hampton Inn |
1-800-426-7866 |
| Comfort Suites |
1-800-228-5150 |
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Seminar Instructors
| Course Director |
Maureen K. Martin, Ph.D. |
Director, USM DuBard School
Speech-Language Pathologist
Teacher of the Deaf |
| DuBard Staff |
Daphne S. Cornett, M.S. |
Speech-Language Pathologist |
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Olivia W. Farish, M.S. |
Speech-Language Pathologist
Teacher of the Deaf |
| Brenda M. Goza, M.S |
Speech-Language Pathologist |
| Kay Roseberry, M.S. |
Speech-Language Pathologist |
| Michele L. Schraeder, M.S. |
Speech-Language Pathologist |
DuBard School Accreditation |
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The DuBard Association Method training course of the DuBard School for Language Disorders at the The University of Southern Mississippi holds accredited
status from the International Multisensory Structured Language Education Council (IMSLEC) for its instructional programs at the teaching, trainer of teaching, therapy, and trainer of therapy levels.
IMSLEC is a nonprofit corporation formed in 1995 to accredit organizations that offer programs to prepare specialists in multisensory structured language programs. Click this IMSLEC link for more information.
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The USM DuBard School for Language Disorders is approved by the CEB of ASHA
to offer continuing education activities in speech-language pathology and audiology.
Professional Development at your site may qualify for CEUs (intermediate
level; professional area). Arrangements must be made prior to the course. ASHA
Continuing Education Provider approval does not imply endorsement of course
content, specific products, or clinical procedures. Click this ASHA
link for more information. |
For more information concerning the DuBard Association Method, click this Contact Us link for the
DuBard School. |
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