FALL SEMESTER

• CSD 2230 Human Communication Disorders
• CSD 5250 Seminar in Augmentative and Alternative Communication
• CSD 8099 Graduate Research Projects in Communication Sciences and Disorders
• CSD 8212 Professional Issues in Communication Sciences and Disorders II
• CSD 8397 On-Campus Internship in Communication Sciences and Disorders - Clinical Practicum Supervision

SPRING SEMESTER

• CSD 1100 Phonetics
• CSD 2230 Human Communication Disorders
• CSD 5100 Research Methods in Communication Disorders
• CSD 8099 Graduate Research Projects in Communication Sciences and Disorders

SUMMER SESSION

• CSD 2230 Human Communication Disorders

Jolene Hyppa-Martin completed her PhD at the University of Minnesota Minneapolis with her mentor Professor Joe Reichle. Dr Hyppa-Martin's area of focus is Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC). Her research interests include social inclusion of individuals with severe communication disorders, dementia and mild cognitive impairment, diversity and equity in speech-language pathology, and the clinical applications of single case experimental designs to generate internal evidence that can inform data-driven, low-inference interventions.

Dr Hyppa-Martin has more than 15 years of teaching experience within the University of Minnesota system, including more than decade teaching courses related to Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC).

During her time at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities, she developed and taught three modular courses on AAC for the Department of Educational Psychology and also taught the AAC course for the Department of Speech-Language-Hearing Sciences.

Dr Hyppa-Martin has prepared and taught more than a dozen different courses for the University of Minnesota system and has had extensive training and experience teaching in-person, online asynchronous, and remote live at both the graduate and undergraduate level.