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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…
When I became Vice President of Adelphi University’s NSSLHA chapter, it occurred to me just how many members were struggling in their phonetics and linguistics classes. I’d enjoyed and done fairly well in both courses, so I stepped in to help anyone who came to me with questions. But my course load was heavy, and I found it difficult finding the time to help everyone…
Diversity isn’t solely about race. It’s about people who share different values and beliefs than your own. Leadership doesn’t just mean taking on a role within an organization. It also means being a leader in the classroom, and within our evaluation and therapy sessions. PONDER THIS: WHAT DOES LEADERSHIP MEAN TO YOU? We need to make sure our diverse voices are heard. We need to…
We need your help selecting National NSSLHA’s next student leaders! The Executive Council is pleased to present the slate for the Executive and Regional Council candidates during the 2019-2021 term. Please check out the candidates’ bios below, then vote for who you think would best represent you! President-Elect (SLP) Jordan GirolaCalifornia State University, Chico | Speech-Language Pathology “Through serving as NSSLHA’s SLP SSO in California,…