The official blog of the National Student Speech Language Hearing Association
Throughout my educational policy classes, I learned how important it is for students to have mentors and teachers who share the same ethnicities and genders as them. Having role models who look like them, increases the likelihood that students will see themselves in similar roles. But what about kids who are working with speech-language pathologists and audiologists? Does the same hold true? Yes. The Need…
You voted—and we heard you! Please help me in congratulating our newly elected Executive and Regional Council members for the 2019-2021 term … President-Elect (SLP) Jordan Girola | California State University, Chico | CSD Fun Fact: Jordan is a beach girl all the way! She also loves morning runs, riding her bike, and gardening. “As last year’s NSSLHA SLP SSO in California, I learned how…
My brother, Stephen, and I are twins—alike, yet different, in so many ways. We have the same dark sense of humor and make each other laugh at any given opportunity but we also know how to push the right buttons to get on each other’s nerves. Stephen and I have the same love for food but ask us how we like our coffee in the…
Resumes are about more than listing your past experiences—it should tell your story. An effective resume should be quick and easy to read, well-formatted and error-free, and relevant to the position. In 2 pages or less, your resume should show an employer your talents and allow them to picture you in the position. Highlight your unique skills and abilities by including … Profile Profiles are…