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MSHA serves as the state association representing speech-language pathologists, audiologists, speech, language, and hearing scientists and related personnel associated with organized speech, language, and hearing education and health-care settings.  More specifically, to provide leadership, to perform membership services, to advocate rights of people with communication disorders, and to serve as the catalyst for practice innovation toward enabling members to better serve public interest and the profession.

Message From the President                                 About Our Profession

 

Plan to Attend the MSHA
Fall Workshops

Issues and Answers Workshop
“Response to Intervention: Language and Literacy ”
October 10, 2008

Early Childhood Workshop
"Intensive Behavior Interventions for Students with Autism Spectrum Disorders"
October 11, 2008


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MSHA IS 50 AND FABULOUS

 

MARK YOUR CALENDARS FOR THE 2009

50TH ANNIVERSARY CONVENTION
March 6-8, 2009
Tan-Tar-A-Resort, Golf Club and Spa
 Osage Beach, MO

 

Click here for more Convention information.

 

Click here to submit
Professional Call for Papers.

 

Click here to submit
Student Call for Papers.

 
Past President, Melissa Passe and her son, Alex Hendler, joined Governor Matt Blunt for the proclamation ceremony declaring May as Better Hearing and Speech Month.

Click on the links below for new information for school-based SLPs

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NEW! Salary Stipends/Incentives for SLPs in Missouri Schools

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NEW! Position Statement: Missed Sessions in Missouri Public Schools

Click here to become a MSHA member or to renew your membership.

MSHA Student Minority Leadership Program
Click here for details.

 
Steve Brown (Audiologist Cape Girardeau) presenting plaque to Representative Tilley in recognition of his work on the Hearing Aid Dispensing Licensure Statute change.
 
Steve Brown (Audiologist, Cape Girardeau) presenting plaque to Senator Crowell in recognition of his work on the Hearing Aid Dispensing Licensure Statute change.
 
Jayanti Ray (Speech-Language Pathologist, Southeast MO State University and Board member, MSHA) presenting plaque to Senator Crowell in recognition of his work on the hearing Aid Dispensing Licensure Statute change.
 
MSHA Vice President for School Services Brenda Martien, who also works as the special services process coordinator for the Nix R-2 School District, presents House Dist. 141 Rep. Jay Wasson (R-Nixa) with a plaque honoring him for his work in helping pass legislation to expand practice options for audiologists.

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