About PSHAEnhancing quality of life and the human right to communicate across the commonwealth The Pennsylvania Speech-Language-Hearing Association, founded in 1960, is a professional organization of speech-language pathologists, audiologists, and teachers of the hearing impaired. Our mission is to empower our current and future professionals and those they serve through education, advocacy, and inclusion to promote clinical excellence. PSHA's all volunteer executive board represents the interests of its members and those we serve in legislative affairs at the state and federal levels. The Benefits of Membership
Membership in the Pennsylvania Speech-Language-Hearing Association connects you with a strong professional community, resources to grow your career, and a collective voice to advocate for our field.
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Join the PSHA CommUnityAdvocacyMake Your Voice Heard! PSHA is active at local, state, and federal levels in monitoring legislation and providing input. Use our take action center to contact your legislators about current issues relevant to practice. Take Action
Seeking PSHA Student Representative
To be considered for the Student Representative or Alternate Student Representative position, one must be a full-time student in good standing in a speech-language pathology or audiology program in Pennsylvania. Students must be matriculating in a program terminating in a master’s or doctoral degree in speech-language pathology or audiology. Nominees for this position must be student members of PSHA. The Executive Board will determine if more than one student representative will be selected for that year based on the number of applications. Learn More and Apply!
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