STUDENT CENTER
Roles and Responsibilities of ArSHA Student Representatives
The Student Representative shall lead the association in the areas of student recruitment and retention of student members through outreach to speech-language pathology students and audiology students in the state of Arizona. The student representatives will report directly to the Past President. The duties of the Student Representative shall include the following:
- In consultation with the board and the Association’s management company, monitor and supervise activities associated with student member recruitment and retention.
- Identify and attend various events to promote student memberships.
- Assist with the coordinating and recruitment of student volunteers for Advocacy Day.
- Assist with the coordinating and recruitment of student volunteers for the Annual Conference.
- Participate in the Student/Professional mentoring program led by the Community Relations and Cultural and Linguistic Diversity committees.
- Adding to and updating the Student Center section of the ArSHA webpage in conjunction with the Communications committee.
ArSHA Student Representatives
CSD Student News
Why Arizona Speech Pathology and Audiology Students Should Attend the Annual ArSHA Convention
By: Madison Graham For students pursuing careers in speech-language pathology (SLP) or audiology, professional growth and networking opportunities are key to building a successful future. One of the best ways to take advantage of these opportunities is by attending the annual Arizona Speech-Language-Hearing Association (ArSHA) Convention. Here’s why this event should be a top priority for students in the field: Expand Your Knowledge Beyond the Classroom The ArSHA Convention provides access to the latest research, techniques, and innovations in speech-language pathology and audiology. From specialized sessions on emerging therapies to discussions about the latest assistive technologies, attendees gain a broader…
An Amazing Opportunity for Undergraduate Students: NAU’s Accelerated Bachelor’s to Master’s Program in Clinical Speech-Language Pathology
Northern Arizona University’s Clinical Speech-Language Pathology Accelerated BS to MS Program is an amazing opportunity for students to further their education by taking graduate-level courses while completing their undergraduate degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSD). This program is available to NAU CSD undergraduates with distinguished performance. The Accelerated Program (AP) advisors, certified Speech-Language Pathologists, support and encourage the students prior to admission and throughout their graduate program. After meeting with the advisors, one must complete a letter of intent, expanding why they would like to pursue the program. Then, their academic progress is monitored by CSD professors throughout their sophomore through…
Scholarship Opportunities
Considering applying to graduate school?
Applying to graduate school can be one of the most exciting yet difficult things you will do as you prepare to become a speech-language pathologist or audiologist. We are fortunate in Arizona to have graduate training programs at all 5 of our higher ed institutions. We want to share some insight and information that might help you in your application process. Disclaimer: The information on this page is not considered exhaustive and may not be the most recent information available at each institution. ArSHA does not take responsibility for out-of-date information, and instead encourages the reader to check with each…