Membership
Download a Membership Form
Membership Bill
What are the benefits of Membership?
NHSLHA is a
state association that is an advocate for Speech and
Language Pathologists. Yearly dues cover the period
of July 1 to June 30 and provide members with:
|
|
Membership is grouped into four different
classifications; |
-
Full Member ($60)
- All
members, as of December 31, 1984 with a Bachelor's Degree or
higher in the area of communication disorders who have
maintained continuous membership shall continue to have the
full rights of membership in the Association. This may be
waived in special instances by recommendation of the
Membership Committee and approval by a simple majority of
the Executive Board.
- All new
members shall hold a minimum of a Master's Degree or
equivalent in the areas of speech-language pathology and/or
Audiology. This may be waived in special instances by
recommendation of the Membership Committee and approval by a
simple majority of the Executive Board.
- Full
membership gives the right to cast ballots in Association
elections; to cast ballots for by-law changes; to hold
office; to serve to chair committees; to receive Association
publications; and to participate in Association functions at
membership rates.
CFY membership ($30)
Associate Member ($50)
- Persons who
do not qualify for full membership, but hold a Bachelor's
degree, in the general area of communication disorders or
allied health fields related to speech-language pathology or
Audiology shall be eligible as associate members.
- Persons who
have received a certificate of training as Speech-Language
Assistants from NHSLHA Inc. recognized training programs.
- Associate
membership gives the right to receive Association
publications and to participate in Association functions at
membership rates. Associate members have the right to serve
as voting members or NHSLHA Inc. committees; however, may
not cast ballots in Association elections or By-Law changes,
hold office or chair committees.
Student Member ($20)
- Full-time
or part-time undergraduate and graduate students in
speech-language pathology or Audiology shall be eligible for
student status. Eligibility shall be determined by
validation of student status by their program's Department
Chair.
- Students
enrolled in NHSLHA Inc. recognized educational programs for
Speech-Language Assistants shall be eligible for student
status. Eligibility shall be determined by validation of
student status by their program's Department Chair.
- Student
membership gives the right to receive Association
publications, serve on Association committees and to take
advantage of designated Association functions. Student
members may not participate as voting members of the
Association in any capacity.
Life Member
- Any full
member may apply to Association for life membership and be
granted this recognition if all of the following conditions
are met:
-
Attainment of age 60
-
Retirement from full time employment
-
Membership in NHSLHA Inc. for eight or more years
-
Provision of a minimum of 10 years professional service
in the areas of speech-language pathology or Audiology
- A life
member shall continue to enjoy all rights and privileges of
full membership but shall be excused from payment of annual
dues.
Please Visit Our Sponsor!
