The official blog of the National Student Speech Language Hearing Association
As future audiologists and speech-language pathologists, you’re going to spend a lot of time being an advocate—for your clients, for their care, and for the treatments you propose. So, whether you have lots of time to plan a larger effort or have just a few minutes to do something quick, it’s important for you to start advocating now as a student, so you’re more prepared…
Classes have started and clinical practicums are about to begin. Are you prepared to work with the kid that only wants to eat chicken nuggets? How about the older adult who’s having trouble eating solid foods? As you begin to explore your CSD career, you’ll learn there are many areas of audiology and speech-language pathology that we often need additional training and support prior to…
I’m a non-traditional SLP grad student who gained my post-baccalaureate credits through an online program while working full time. Before starting grad school, I knew I wanted to become an SLP, but was unsure whether my non-traditional background would be a burden or a blessing. Around this time, I remember seeing a meme where everyone is in gray school uniforms, sitting up straight at their…
Have you ever looked around and thought, “I have a few ideas to make this better?” As I sat isolated in my living room last year … staring at my computer screen … about to start my 2nd year as a distance education SLP grad student … that’s exactly what I thought. The two preceding years were hard and being an online student began to…
