Recharge, Refocus, Rise: A Summer Guide for Audiology Students
By Hector Smith-Sanchez The heat of the summer brings the best time of the year, Better Hearing Month…
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Explore the latest updates, stories, and highlights from the SAA community — all in one place. Engage with our social media content directly from the website and stay in the loop with what’s happening across SAA.
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Have an idea, insight, or innovative perspective to share with the profession? Submit an article to Audiology Today, the American Academy of Audiology’s award-winning magazine featuring evidence-based research, clinical insights, professional trends, and more.
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Access a recent JAAA article, Differentiating Superior and Inferior Vestibular Neuritis: Insights from an Integrated VEMP and vHIT Assessment. This study aimed to compare and correlate vestibular profiles of superior VN (SVN) and inferior VN (IVN) using vHIT-derived parameters (VOR gain and corrective saccades) and VEMPs, and to explore VEMP tuning shift characteristics in patients with VN.
Only available to members. Access now at audiology.org
As you move from student to professional, staying connected is more important than ever. The New Professional Pathway Program helps make that transition seamless while offering discounted dues for up to three years after graduation with your first doctoral degree.
One quick action can make all the difference: update your email address to a personal or professional address so you don’t miss out on valuable resources and opportunities.
Learn more at the link in our bio.
Undergraduate Programs
Thinking about pursuing an audiology program? Find undergraduate resources here to help make your journey easier.
Audiology Doctoral Students
About to choose between an AuD or PhD degree for your audiology program? Don’t walk this journey alone - find resources here that can help guide you.
Get Involved
Advocate on behalf of the profession, educate your peers, and participate in national campaigns to get the word out about hearing health.
Volunteer
The SAA has many volunteer opportunities from committee positions to a state ambassador program.
Advocate
Ensure your voice is heard and join your peers, and the Academy, on Capitol Hill.
Participate
Get involved in national campaigns to educate the public about hearing and balance care.
Become a Chapter
Instate a chapter at your university—become eligible for chapter funding opportunities.
Academy Enterprise
The Student Academy of Audiology works with the following groups who work to support the overall Academy in the areas of accreditation, philanthropy, voluntary certification, advocacy, and support and education of audiology students
