Member Honors

You've watched your friends and peers accomplish incredible goals this year. Now let’s recognize their accomplishments by awarding them with one of our NSSLHA Member Honors awards:

  • Excellence Awards (2): One for an audiology graduate student and one for a speech-language pathology graduate student who demonstrate NSSLHA's core values and contribute heavily to their NSSLHA chapter.
  • Rising Leader Awards (2): One for an audiology undergraduate student and one for a speech-language pathology undergraduate student who contribute heavily to their NSSLHA chapter and show promise of future leadership.
  • Legislative Liaison of the Year Award (1): Given to one outstanding undergraduate or graduate student who engages in advocacy efforts at the local, state, and/or federal levels.
  • Speaking Out and Being Heard Award (1): Given to one outstanding undergraduate or graduate student who brings public awareness to CSD through traditional and/or nontraditional media.

Applications Open January 2025

Application Steps

Confirm Your Nominee's Eligibility

To be nominated, a student must be a National NSSLHA member, be a member of their local NSSLHA chapter, and may not have served on National NSSLHA's Executive Council. Don't forget—you can nominate yourself too!

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Submit Your Nomination by March 31, 2025

Applications open January 2025 and due March 31, 2025.

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Submissions Reviewed by the National NSSLHA Office

All nominations will be reviewed by the National NSSLHA office to confirm eligibility.

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Applications Reviewed by the Executive Council

The Executive Council will review eligible applications and select one recipient for each award.

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Notification

Recipients will be notified and recognized in early May 2025. Excellence awardees receive $500 and mention on the National NSSLHA website. Rising Leader, Legislative Liaison of the Year, and Speaking Out and Being Heard awardees receive $250 and mention on the National NSSLHA website.

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