Crafting a strong, professional resume is one of the first steps toward landing your dream opportunity—whether that’s a graduate program, clinical fellowship, externship, or first job. During National NSSLHA’s Office Hours: Resume Workshop, our panel…
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Building Community Through Language: Spanish Resources Supporting Hispanic/Latino Students in CSD
Note: Throughout this piece, we alternate between the use of “Latino” and “Latine” to refer to the same population of students—depending on each individual interviewee’s cultural and language preference. Hispanic Heritage Month is a time…
Celebrating Deaf Awareness Month: Perspectives for Future Clinicians
September is Deaf Awareness Month and a time to bring awareness, celebrate the culture, and achievements of the Deaf community. National NSSLHA is committed to promoting accessibility and inclusion in communication sciences and disorders, by…
Top Takeaways from Connecting Across Languages: Multilingual Experiences and Approaches in Communication Sciences
Providing culturally and linguistically responsive care in speech-language pathology and audiology requires more than clinical knowledge: it requires awareness, flexibility, and intentional advocacy. In this Raw Conversations virtual event, multilingual clinicians and educators shared their…