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The CSULB Speech-Language Clinic is a University-based clinic which provides comprehensive diagnostic and therapeutic services for children and adults who present with speech and language disorders

03/13/2026

📢 Spread the word! Do you know an adult who needs speech-language therapy following a stroke, TBI, or brain injury? The CSULB Speech and Language Clinic is now accepting new neurogenic applicants interested in receiving services. To apply, simply scan the QR code to complete the adult questionnaire on our website. For more information, please contact us at SLP.clinic@csulb.edu or 562.985.4583.

03/11/2026

🎉 SLP Student Advocacy Day – 3/5 🎉

On March 5th, our SLP graduate and undergraduate students came together for a meaningful and inspiring Advocacy Day! 💬📢

Students learned about the importance of advocacy for our profession and explored ways to actively support ASHA advocacy efforts. From understanding policy impact to discovering how to make their voices heard, it was a powerful day of learning and leadership.

Of course, great conversations were fueled by delicious pizza, buffalo wings, and snacks 🍕🍗 — plus plenty of time to connect and mingle with fellow future SLPs!

A huge THANK YOU to so many students who participated in “Write Your Legislators: Ensure Higher Federal Loan Limits for CSD Students.” Your voices matter and your advocacy makes a difference!

And congratulations to our 6 raffle prize winners! 🎁👏

We are so proud of our students for stepping up, speaking out, and supporting the future of our profession.

A huge THANK YOU to so many students who participated in “Write Your Legislators: Ensure Higher Federal Loan Limits for CSD Students.” Your voices matter, and your advocacy makes a difference!

03/06/2026

🎉Congratulations to Carlie Parsons on her successful Master’s Thesis Defense on February 27, 2026! 🎓

🌟Carlie defended her thesis titled:

“Exploring Pre-Service Special Education Teachers’ Training on Collaboration with Speech-Language Pathologists and Augmentative and Alternative Communication.”

Her work highlights the critical importance of interdisciplinary collaboration and strengthening preparation for future special educators working alongside SLPs to support students who use AAC. This research makes a meaningful contribution to improving inclusive practices and communication access in our schools.

We are incredibly proud of your hard work, dedication, and scholarly achievement, Carlie! 👏📚

02/27/2026

🌟 Student Spotlight: Lucy Carvalho🌊💛

Please join us in celebrating Lucy Carvalho, second-year graduate student (Class of 2026), whose leadership and advocacy are making a national impact in the field of speech-language pathology! 👏💬

Lucy has held several national leadership roles with National NSSLHA, including:
✨ California SLP Student State Officer (2022–2023)
✨ Vice President for SSOs, Western Region (2024–2026)
✨ Student Representative for the ASHA Committee of Ambassadors (2024–2026)
✨ Student Advocate for ASHA Capitol Hill Day (2025)

She has also presented advocacy sessions at the California Speech-Language-Hearing Association and the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association, with another presentation already scheduled for 2026. 🎤📚

Through her advocacy work on Capitol Hill, Lucy contributed to discussions that led Jim Costa to co-sponsor the Medicare Audiology Access Improvement Act — demonstrating the powerful role student voices play in shaping policy. 🏛️✨

💬 Lucy reflects:
“National NSSLHA leadership has allowed me to grow as a leader and deepen my passion for speech-language pathology. I’ve learned that leadership isn’t about being the loudest in the room, but about listening intentionally and creating space for others to be heard. Participating in ASHA Capitol Hill Day taught me firsthand that even as students, our voices have a strong influence… These experiences have inspired me to approach my future career with both compassion and advocacy.”

We are incredibly proud of you, Lucy, and the impact you continue to make at CSULB and beyond! 💛🌊

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02/27/2026

📢 We are accepting adult clients! The CSULB Speech and Language Clinic is seeking new adult applicants interested in receiving speech and language therapy following a stroke, TBI, or brain injury. To apply for services, simply scan the QR code to complete our adult questionnaire. For assistance or more information, contact us at SLP.clinic@csulb.edu or 562.985.4583.

02/20/2026

🌟 Student Spotlight! 🌊💛
Please join us in congratulating one of our outstanding undergraduate students who was selected as a recipient of the National NSSLHA Undergraduate Junior Scholarship! 🎉📚

Each year, National NSSLHA awards scholarships to students demonstrating strong commitment to academics and community service — and we are proud to celebrate her as one of the six junior recipients of the $1,000 award. 👏✨

Currently in her third year as a Speech-Language Pathology major with a minor in Linguistics, she hopes to become a school-based SLP dedicated to supporting students through culturally responsive and meaningful communication services. 💬🏫

She shares that this achievement reflects the support of her family, friends, and CSULB faculty who continue to inspire her journey in the field. 💛

Help us celebrate this incredible accomplishment! 🎓🌊

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02/17/2026

🌟Join us on March 5th (Thursday), at 12.15 pm for Student Advocacy Day and make your voice heard on issues that impact YOUR future career in speech-language pathology & audiology! 🌟

💬 Write quick, guided messages to lawmakers for a chance to win exciting prizes
🤝 Connect with other SLP students and department faculty
📚 Learn how advocacy shapes grad school, funding & our profession
🍕 Enjoy FREE pizza while you participate!

02/04/2026

🌟🎉We're so excited to share more great news! Congratulations to first year graduate student, Deirdre Cunningham, on being the 2026 SPG Therapy & Education Student CSHA Scholarship Recipient!!🏆🎊

🌟About Deirdre 🌟:
Deirdre Cunningham is a graduate student in the Speech-Language Pathology program at California State University, Long Beach, and a proud CSULB alum. She is honored to receive a scholarship to attend the 2026 CSHA Convention and is excited to engage with professionals in the field. She is currently working in the pediatric clinic and is eager to expand her clinical knowledge of adults with acquired neurogenic speech disorders as she continues her training to become a speech-language pathologist.

🦈🎊Congratulations again! 🦈🎉

01/30/2026

🌟🎊Congratulations to our 1st graduate student, Andi Reuda (They/Them), on receiving the 2026 CSULB Student Summer Research Award! 🎉🌟

The 2026 Summer Research Assistantship Program awards approximately 40 students the opportunity to collaborate with Faculty Research Mentors on research and scholarly activities with financial support. These projects are then entered into CSULB’s student research competition and are also presented at an on campus or off-campus research symposium or conference with their mentor.🗣 For Andi's project, they plan to conduct a literature review that examines how speech-language pathologists write their goals in comparison to the other professions commonly collaborated with (e.g., physical therapists, occupational therapists, exceptional student education teachers).📚🦈 We are thrilled that Andi has received this research award to advance their already established research work. Andi also presented at the 2025 ASHA Convention. 🏆

🌟We look forward to celebrating more of Andi’s achievements in the near future! Congratulations again! 🎉

01/23/2026

🎊🎉Congratulations to one of our very own! 🎊🦈 CSHA Michele Linares Diversity and Inclusion Student Award Recipient! 🌟

About Kareesha 😊:

Kareesha is a second-year master’s student in the CSULB SLP Master’s program. She’s a former special educator with over a decade of teaching experience in California, Texas and Louisiana 📚. She also has a background in school leadership in addition to research experience understanding special education teacher values around literacy, language, and communication in students with complex communication needs 🗣. Over the course of her career as an educator and SLP student, Kareesha has worked to build bridges between children, families, faculty, and service providers. She served as an inaugural member of the National Black Association for Speech-Language and Hearing’s (NBASLH) Cultural Humility Ambassador Program. This past summer, she participated in the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association’s (ASHA) 100 Voices, One Future Presentations, where she helped teach Black middle school students about AAC, swallowing, and different communicative methods 🌟. She also worked with Dr. Belinda Daughrity and other non-traditional students to share her story and strategies to recruit, retain and mentor student-parents in our discipline at CSHA Convergence in the spring of 2025.

The Michele Linares Diversity and Inclusion Student Award is given each year by CSHA to an individual who has demonstrated an outstanding commitment to making services provided and the profession more representative of and accessible to the diverse populations we serve 🏆. Recipients are recognized for promotion of diversity, equity, inclusion, and social determinants of health, acting as a role model to current and future students and leading by example in promoting diversity and supporting diversity-related legislation, activities and issues in our field 🌟.

01/16/2026

🎊🌟Congratulations! CSHA District 6 Outstanding Student Award🎊🌟

Kirsten Roeder is a third-year undergraduate student at California State University, Long Beach. She begins her studies planning to pursue Speech-Language Pathology 🗣, but through her coursework and experiences, she found a deep passion for audiology and the meaningful impact hearing healthcare can have on people’s lives . As she continues her academic path, she hopes to earn Doctor of Audiology (Au.D.), 👂with the possibility of pursuing a Ph.D. in the future. She is honored to receive the CSHA’s Outstanding Student award for District 6, which recognizes a CSHA student member who demonstrates strong academic dedication and commitment to their discipline. 🎉

Congratulations again, Kirsten!👏🥳

12/22/2025

Thank you to the students, faculty, and staff for a wonderful semester! We marked another successful term, and we are so proud of our students. 🎉 From our CSULB SLP family to our alumni, current students, the clients we worked with, off-campus supervisors, faculty, and all those who support our department and clinic—thank you for everything you do. Wishing you a wonderful winter break and happy holidays! ❄️🎁

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