Resources

KUSSHA offers many resources that will help you both academically and professionally in the SPLH area. What to do with an SPLH major is often one of the first questions asked. Come by the office in 3001 Dole to see a flier that the University Advising Center put together; it will definitely convince you to join the department!

One of these resources is the ability to become a member of NSSLHA. The National Student Speech Language Hearing Association provides many benefits such as extra services, discounts, and connections within the professional field. For more information, contact us or go to the NSSLHA tab.

KUSSHA provides a Graduate Program Resource Guide that is offered to members that are looking to pursue a Masters in Speech Language Pathology, Doctorate of Audiology, or a Doctorate of Philosophy in Audiology or Communication Sciences. It provides admissions requirements, program details, contact information, and much more. Please find that resource here. Also, if you want more information about other accredited programs with in communication scieces, please review this guide issued by ASHA (American Speech-Language-Haring Association).

Preparing for applying to graduate school?

• Check out ASHA's information about resumes and curriculum vitae.
• If you are nervous about the process, check out this resource giving you a step-by-step to applying.

If you have any other questions about the communication sciences field, you can always explore more frequently asked questions at the NSSHLA website as well!

Scholarship Available!

Nancy Miller Martin Memorial Scholarship
$1000 Scholarship for SPLH students that will be senior status in either Fall 2012 or Spring 2013. Please click on the link for the application and return it to 3001 Dole by April 13th, 2012.

Upcoming Volunteer Opportunites!

Team Leader and Assistant Team Leader Position
Douglas County Summer of Service Program
United Way Roger Hill Volunteer Center
Deadline March 26th