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Communication Sciences and Disorders

CSU, Chico Catalog Description

Some graduates with Communication Sciences and Disorders degrees have pursued one or more of the following occupations:
Adult Education Teacher College Administrator Audiologists Caseworker Child Life Specialist Community Organization Worker Curriculum Specialist Education Administrator Education Coordinator Elementary School Teacher English As A Second Language Teacher	Grant Writer Counselor Guidance Counselor Health Educator Instructor, College/University Interpreter/Translator Librarian Library Technician Occupational Therapist Pre-School Administrator Recreation Leader	Sales Representative School Psychologist Secondary School Teacher Sign Language Interpreter Special Ed. Teacher Speech Pathologist Student Personnel Administrator Teacher Training Specialist Vocational Rehab. Counselor Volunteer Services Coordinator

Important:

Typically co-curricular activities, work experience and/or internships are essential (in addition to earning a college degree) to be competitive in the job market upon graduation.
Some occupations may require advanced degrees and/or training (check with the Career Center regarding your target occupations).
Please visit the Career Center (SSC 270) early in your college experience to get ideas on how to build your resume.

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