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From the PresidentWe All Have Something to SAAyBy Jennifer Whittaker I am honored to have been elected to this position. As SAA President, AuD students like yourself will be able to read what I have to say and my opinions can be heard. But as our friend with the purple socks mentioned, “if we only listen to one person’s opinion, we may never get anywhere new.” It is no secret, I’m not the only one who has something to SAAy. Advisors CornerA Fond FarewellBy Katherine Marchelletta, AuD For this edition of Advisors Corner, I’m taking a slight departure from our “Ask the Expert” column because with the end of the summer comes the end of my term as the national SAA Advisor. As I pass on the torch to Steven Madix, PhD, I’d love to take a moment to thank everyone who has helped make my experience so amazing. |
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