Marywood Student Speech-Language-Hearing Association Earns HonorsN

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Marywood University Chapter of the National Student Speech-Language-Hearing Association (NSSLHA) was informed by the National NSSLHA Executive Council that the chapter earned Gold Chapter Honors for the 2016-2017 academic year.

Officers include, front row, from left: Kristen Meyer, secretary, and Rachel Panick, president.

Back row: Nicole Coombs, treasurer, and Zachary Lowe, vice president. Chapters who earn Gold Honors are credited for “increasing awareness of communication disorders among state and federal legislators; supporting clients, students, and organizations in their community; creating vibrant online conversations in the NSSLHA Community; providing monetary donations to support scholarships for students in CSD programs by contributing to the ASHFoundation NSSLHA Scholarship; and by providing monetary donations which will provide resources to those who are served by CommunicAID+Nation (the NSSLHA Loves 2016–17 recipient).

 

Marywood students participate in Walk to End Alzheimer’s

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Members of the National Student Speech-Language-Hearing Association – Marywood Chapter (Speech and Hearing Club) participated in the 2 mile Walk to End Alzheimer’s held at PNC Field recently. The walk raised $104,944.89 through the efforts of 788 participants to provide funds for Alzheimer’s care, support, and research.

Shown in the front row, from left: Kaitlyn McNab, Kathryn Dearborn, Antonia Russo, Gabriella Trezza and Brittany Coan. Back row: Kristen Meyer, Zachary Lowe Hastings, Rebecca Skakal, Rachel Panick, Alayna Recchia and Jennifer Weisberger.

Yogurt City fundraiser benefits Allied Services

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The National Student Speech-Language-Hearing Association (NSSLHA) Chapter of Marywood University recently hosted a yogurt fundraiser at Yogurt City, Dickson City.

Over $250 worth of proceeds will be used towards a Community Service Grant to benefit Allied Services. The NSSLHA Chapter hopes to purchase therapy related materials to be used by the Speech-Language Pathology Department at Allied Services.

Pictured from left are: Erin McDonald, Lauren Gemma, Paige Coombs, Nicole Coombs, Kristen Meyer and Tori Kaleycik.