“Kreyòl Pale, Kreyòl Konprann”: Advocating for Haitian Voices in SLP

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Representation matters deeply in the professions of audiology and speech-language pathology—especially when it comes to serving linguistically and culturally diverse populations. In honor of Haitian Heritage Month, we are highlighting the voice of Dr. Jessica Jocelyn, PhD, CCC-SLP, an executive board member of the Haitian Caucus of ASHA and a Haitian clinician who is paving the way for equitable and culturally responsive care. Her reflections…

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NSSLHA Roundup: Community Building

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Pictured above: Members of NCCU’s chapter come together for a meeting. Welcome to this month’s NSSLHA Roundup, where we spotlight the creative, meaningful ways our members are building community. This edition highlights how NSSLHA chapters across the country are helping students feel supported, seen, and connected—from campus traditions and social events to inclusive leadership practices and thoughtful member recognition. Hear from four National NSSLHA members…

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Top Takeaways from Office Hours: Early-Career Professional Panel

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What does life after graduation really look like—and how can students prepare for the transition? During this Office Hours session, early-career professionals in audiology and speech-language pathology shared their candid experiences, practical tips, and career advice with current students. From navigating CFs to building confidence, here’s what they had to say. Watch the full recording below: 1. Finding Your Path After Graduation Each panelist took…

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Strategies for Future SLPs: Neurodivergent Care in Limited-Resource Settings

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Introduction Working with clients can feel intimidating as a new or student clinician, especially when working with neurodivergent individuals in limited-resource settings, which is a challenge most of us face at one point in our career. As an autistic speech-language pathology assistant (SLPA) and a graduate student, I want to share insights from my experience to help you navigate these challenges. This post will cover…

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