In this month’s NSSLHA Roundup, we asked CSD students to reflect on the mentoring relationships that have shaped their academic and professional journeys. From research labs to executive boards, mentorship can take many forms—but at its core, it’s about guidance, encouragement, and connection. Whether you’re seeking a mentor, strengthening an existing relationship, or looking for ways to support others in your chapter, their experiences offer…
Top Takeaways from CSD Student Advocacy 101: Your Voice, Your Profession Your Future
CSD students are not “future” advocates” — you are advocates right now. During National NSSLHA’s CSD Student Advocacy 101: Your Voice, Your Profession, Your Future, leaders from ASHA and student advocates shared practical advice on how students can influence policy, shape their profession, and make their voices heard — even with busy clinic and class schedules. Missed the event? You can watch the recording below:…
Diaspora, Not Deficit: African American English (AAE) in Context
Happy Black History Month! Every year, the month of February invites us to celebrate Black culture, honor Black history, and keep doing the work of learning how that history shows up in our lives and in our professions. What better time than today for us to examine how history continues to shape whose voices society chooses to value and respect? What better moment than right…
Top Takeaways from First Jobs: Clinical Fellowships and Beyond
Building a strong application for your Clinical Fellowship (CF) can feel overwhelming—but with the right preparation, it’s an exciting step toward your future as a speech-language pathologist. During National NSSLHA’s Office Hours event sponsored by SPG Therapy & Education, panelists shared practical advice on researching CF opportunities, strengthening application materials, interviewing with confidence, and negotiating compensation. Whether you’re just starting your search or narrowing down…