Applying to graduate school in speech-language pathology or audiology can feel overwhelming. Between comparing programs, navigating CSDCAS, requesting transcripts and recommendations, writing personal statements, and preparing for interviews, applicants have a lot to manage. During…
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A Student’s Guide to ASHA’s Evidence Maps
As a student in communication sciences and disorders, you’ve probably learned about evidence-based practice (EBP) in the classroom. EBP is the cornerstone of clinical practice, and by using it, we’re ensuring that our decisions are…
The First 90 Days: Emotional Survival Skills Every New SLP Should Know
It was the first week of my Clinical Fellowship as a newly minted speech-language pathologist (SLP), and I encountered something I was completely unprepared for: I walked into a patient’s room and discovered—upon attempting to…
Top Takeaways from First Jobs: Clinical Fellowships and Beyond
Building a strong application for your Clinical Fellowship (CF) can feel overwhelming—but with the right preparation, it’s an exciting step toward your future as a speech-language pathologist. During National NSSLHA’s Office Hours event sponsored by…