The official blog of the National Student Speech Language Hearing Association
Entering college as a first-generation student can certainly be daunting at times. Being the first and only individual in my family to pursue an undergraduate degree straight after high school, I have lived the first-generation experience. From having to learn everything about all the different aspects of college—like the different application components, financial aid options, and career options on my own—I genuinely believe that these…
Welcome to NSSLHA Roundup, where we spotlight the voices of our members on topics that inspire and connect us! This month, we’re diving into the world of volunteer service, showcasing innovative projects undertaken by NSSLHA chapters across the country. From engaging with local nursing homes to offering free ASL classes, our members are making meaningful contributions in their communities. This month, we will be hearing…
On September 24, National NSSLHA held a virtual event for audiology students in conjunction with the Student Academy of Audiology (SAA) and Student Academy of Doctors of Audiology (SADA). The event brought together audiology students to discuss topics relevant to clinical experiences. Watch the entire event below: 1. Preparing for Clinical Placements 2. Navigating Preceptor/Student Relationships 3. How to Find and Apply for Non-Traditional Clinical…
In our recent video, three Deaf and hard of hearing individuals candidly share their experiences working with speech-language pathologists (SLPs) and audiologists. Their insights reveal important lessons for professionals in the field. Read below for the top five takeaways, and watch the video below: 1. Understanding Past Experiences The interviewees discussed their varied encounters with SLPs and audiologists. They highlighted that supportive, attentive professionals significantly…