Pictured above: VP for Academic Affairs Harper French poses with National NSSLHA Undergraduate Scholarship recipient Ayla Mercier. One of the most important considerations when pursuing higher education is funding. Although most graduate-level education programs offer some form of graduate assistantship position, these positions often vary significantly between programs and are not available to undergraduate-level students. One funding option that encompasses opportunities for both undergraduate- and…
NSSLHA Roundup: Study Strategies
In this month’s NSSLHA Roundup, we asked CSD students to share the study habits, tools, and routines that help them feel confident and supported during exam season. Whether you’re fine-tuning your study plan or looking for fresh ideas, their insights offer simple, practical ways to learn smarter. This month, we will be hearing from: Aneesha SandhuCalifornia State University, Sacramento Solange DzeketeyUniversity of Oregon Karissa StiltnerWayne…
Start With a Story: Honoring Native Voices in Our Learning and Clinical Practice
As members and future members of a field where cultural awareness stands at the forefront of our work, it’s important that we continue to seek information and adopt a lifelong learning mindset. This Native American Heritage Month offers a powerful opportunity to explore often-overlooked communities that deserve nothing short of respect and recognition. Figuring out where to start can be overwhelming, so I’ve gathered a…
Top Takeaways from ASHA Convention: Know Before You Go
Getting ready for the ASHA Convention can feel both exciting and overwhelming—especially if it’s your first time attending. During National NSSLHA’s ASHA Convention: Know Before You Go event, National NSSLHA leaders shared practical advice on how to prepare, what to expect, and how to make the most of your time in Washington, DC. Watch the full event recording below and read on for our top…