Each year, NSSLHA chapters participate in the National NSSLHA Chapter Honors program—hoping to achieve gold, silver, and bronze status. Their dedication is evident through impactful work in community outreach, advocacy, fundraising, and initiatives related to inclusion and equity. From those NSSLHA Honors applications, the Executive Council selects one chapter that has demonstrated exceptional commitment and impact in their communities. This year, we are thrilled to spotlight the University…
2024-2025 Chapter Leadership Summit Takeaways
In August 2024, National NSSLHA hosted its second annual Chapter Leadership Summit, a virtual gathering for student leaders nationwide. This event provided a platform for students to forge connections, exchange ideas, and learn more about the programs offered by National NSSLHA. Participants explored strategies for membership recruitment and retention, emphasizing tailored activities and engaging initiatives like graduate school expos and career talks. The summit also…
Student-to-Student: Attending Convention as a Grad Student
As a graduate student in speech-language pathology at Auburn University, my decision to attend the 2023 ASHA Convention was driven by several key factors, especially as I was nearing my externship in acute care and exploring opportunities for clinical fellowships. I had heard that the ASHA Convention would provide valuable insights and resources for my forthcoming role in acute care. To stay informed about the…
Top 6 Takeaways from Office Hours: Grad School Search and Applications
On August 14, National NSSLHA held a virtual event for prospective speech-language pathology and audiology students. The event brought together students and professionals to discuss topics relevant to applying to graduate school. Watch the entire event below: 1. CSDCAS Application Process: Panelists emphasized the importance of thoroughly completing the CSDCAS application, including providing comprehensive details about academic history, relevant experiences, and a well-crafted personal statement….