Student Organization: NSSLHA

Radford University Chapter of the National Student Speech-Language-Hearing Association (NSSLHA)

NSSLHA-Fall-2023

NSSLHA Officers for 2023-2024 Back (Left to Right): Miranda Brewster (Historian), Elizabeth Maneval (Second Year Graduate Student Representative), Ashlee Withers (First Year Graduate Student Representative), Anna French (President), Claire Rupe (Vice President), Kayla Hudson (Fundraising Coordinator) Front (Left to Right): Aurora Ingo (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging), Taylor Boruch (First Year Graduate Student Representative), Daphne Thompson (Treasurer), Emma Barton (Secretary)

UPCOMING EVENTS

February Events

  • SOUPer Bowl Food Drive- February 5-9
  • Valentine’s Fundraiser- February 5-14
  • Craft Night with APO- February 7, 6:30- Heth 016 
  • Stress Relief Night- February 8- time, location TBA
  • 1st Years Lunch Bunch- February 9, 11-12- Bonnie Combo Room
  • Seniors Lunch Bunch- February 16, 11-12- Bonnie Combo Room
  • General Body Meeting #2 (Option 1) February 20, 11-12 (room TBA)
  • General Body Meeting #2 (Option 2) February 21, 5:15 (room TBA)
  • Meet and Greet with Dr. Angadi and Dr. Meulenbroek- February 22, 6:00 HETH 043
  • Juniors Lunch Bunch- February 23, 11-12 (room TBA)
  • Before Spring Break Goodie Bags- Information TBA

ABOUT NSSLHA

  • Radford University has an official chapter of the National Student Speech-Language-Hearing Association (NSSLHA).
  • The purposes of this organization are:
    • To promote professional interest among university students in the study of Communication Sciences and Disorders.
    • To encourage the sharing of professional information.
    • To encourage members to become involved in service activities.
    • To promote leadership skills in members.
    • To promote a Communication Sciences and Disorders community within the various years of students.
  • All Radford University students pursuing a degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders or students with an interest in speech-language pathology and audiology are eligible to become members of the local chapter. 

NSSLHA NEWSLETTERS

Why join NSSLHA?

HannaMartin

Hannah Martin COSD class of 2021

"I am so glad I joined NSSLHA as a junior, as it gave me the opportunity to connect with graduate students and instructors in my major. I learned strategies to help me succeed in my first year and beyond. I also had numerous questions answered by guest panels of speech-language pathologists. My interest in speech-language pathology has strengthened since becoming involved in the fun and creative events this club has to offer! "