SHAA Home Page - Speech and Hearing Association of Alabama

SHAA 2010 is set for March 11-13 in Birmingham
at the Winfrey Hotel!
There are excellent in-state and out-of-state speakers
for each track. (See draft)
Our goal is to provide you with educational topics that you can take back to your work environment and use in your day-to-day routine. We want the convention to be a time for you to learn, visit with the exhibitors, and have quality time for professional networking. As always, you will also be able to get all of your professional CEU's.
The Agenda-at-a-Glance and registration form
are available here on the website.

We look forward to having you visit with us,
March 11-13, 2010.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.

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SHAA School Affairs Grant Project:
SHAA will award $500 to the school-based SLP, audiologist, or hearing impaired teacher with the most effective and innovative educational practices for improving communication skills as related to school goals. (See Grant details.)

Our "Members Only" section (see link at left) holds our Membership Directory and
our semi-annual publication, the Review, as well as several helpful resources.

Stay in Touch with SHAA by Email:

1. Provide us with your current email address. (Change of Information Form)

2. Allow emails (in your email program) from Info@AlabamaSHAA.org.
(Please ask your employer to do the same, if you've given SHAA your work email.)

Resources

[New link] National Stuttering Association, a New York-based organization dedicated wholly to education, empowerment, and support for children, teens, and adults who stutter, http://www.WeStutter.org (See Links page)

[New link] http://www.HowToLearnEnglish.co.uk/ Contains articles about phonics, dyslexia, reading silently, grammar, body language, and more! (See Links page)

[Archive] History of SHAA, as of September 2004. (Well done, Dr. Loretta Brown!)

[Archive] ASHA Partners with Prevention Magazine. ASHA has developed brochures with communication tips.
(5 pages for adults with Hearing Loss, Alzheimer's, Memory Loss, and Aphasia)
"Shop ASHA" for information, products, activities, and more!
Look for their "Talking On The Go" for parents and caregivers.

Executive Director:	Gary Copeland
SHAA Office Phone/Fax:	(256) 325-8885
SHAA Mailing Address:	PO Box 1731, Athens AL 35611

[SHAA is registered with the state of AL as a non-profit corporation, in accordance with IRC section 501(c)(3).
You may send a written request to see our tax return, form 990, to our Executive Director.]