In “Courageous Conversations About Race,” author Glenn Singleton notes there should always be four agreements when having group conversations about social justice issues: Staying engaged Experiencing discomfort Speaking your truth Expect/accept non-closure Such expectations are…
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Let Your Voice Be Heard—Today and Every Day
The presidential election is at the top of everyone’s minds today. But don’t forget that letting your voice be heard isn’t just a one-day affair. As future audiologists and speech-language pathologists, you’re going to spend…
Recognizing Disability within Audiology and Speech-Language Pathology
As a student, it can be extremely discouraging to pursue a field in which you don’t necessarily see yourself being represented or in which you don’t feel you belong. For me, personally, this is in…
Don’t Get Spooked By Grad School Applications
It’s that time of year again—grad application time! Applying to graduate programs is no easy task. With the letters of recommendation, resumé building, transcript requests, and different application questions, students always have their plates full…