Day 2 of the Annual ANCDS Scientific & Business Meeting "Culturally Responsive Interventions in Neurogenic Communication Disorders" will be on Nov 13th. The Business Meeting and Honors will be followed by presentations by Anna Volkmer, Leila Hartley, & Sucheta Kamath.

Day two of the Annual Meeting is today! Join ANCDS for talks on the theme "Local to Global Considerations" from Anna Volkmer, Leila Hartley and Sucheta Kamath. Visit buff.ly/3e1rSzD for more information on the talks, speaker bios, and registration.

Day 3 of the Annual ANCDS Scientific and Business Meeting "Culturally Responsive Interventions in Neurogenic Communication Disorders" will be on Nov 19th. Speakers include Whitney Anne Postman and Danai Fannin, as well as the ANCDS Diversity Writing Group discussion.

Day three of the Annual Meeting is today! Join ANCDS for talks on "Supporting Diverse Populations across the Lifespan" from Whitney Anne Postman and Danai Fannin. The ANCDS Diversity Writing Group will also hold a discussion. Visit buff.ly/3e1rSzD for more information!

Thank you to all of the 2024 Annual Scientific and Business Meeting speakers and attendees! Please be sure to complete the relevant CEU forms. For those who couldn't attend the conference, please watch for the recordings available for CEUs in the coming year.

Ready for an exciting experience at the upcoming ASHA conference? Don't miss the special session on Friday with ANCDS members, which has been selected for live broadcast to virtual attendees! Please share your presentation schedule here to be complied in an ANCDS member list.

Dr. Travis Threats, a member of ANCDS and co-author Dr. Elise Davis-McFarland, have been chosen to present a Visionary Session at the ASHA Convention. This session will be available for live streaming, with an in-person event scheduled for Friday, December 6th, from 12:00 to 1:00

Are you heading to ASHA this year? Don't miss out on these sessions hosted by ANCDS members. If you're an ANCDS member with a session scheduled, please email [email protected] so we can share it!

Wishing all attendees of the ASHA an inspiring and enriching conference! May the theme "Elevate!" guide you to new heights, leaving you with renewed energy, innovative ideas, and meaningful connections. Please see the shared list of ANCDS member ASHA presentations.

As the end of the year approaches, ANCDS reminds you of a few important tasks to ensure your continued engagement. Please renew your membership to maintain access to our valuable resources and community. Additionally, ensure you complete the REDI training by December 31, 2024.

Unlock the benefits by becoming a member of ANCDS today. Enjoy access to valuable community resources and save money on the annual meeting. A particularly special benefit of ANCDS membership is the opportunity to enhance your professional credentials with board certification.

ANCDS wants to remind you that the deadline for renewing your ANCDS membership is 12/31/24. To continue enjoying the benefits and resources ANCDS provides, please ensure that your membership is renewed promptly. We look forward to having you with us for another year!

May the coming year bring you endless opportunities for growth and discovery. Here's to achieving your professional goals, expanding your knowledge, and making meaningful strides in your clinical practice. Cheers to a prosperous and fulfilling year ahead from ANCDS!

ANCDS is excited to introduce the 2024 Student Fellows! Each fellow was paired with an ANCDS member who shares similar research and clinical interests and serves as a mentor. The Fellowship was established with funds supported by ANCDS members (buff.ly/4a9p4NT).

#FellowFriday introduces Claudia Raines. Claudia describes her research as "characterizing speech kinematics, perception, & swallowing physiology in individuals with neurological diseases." Connect with Claudia! claudiaraines.com or her professional handle: @claudiaraines1

#FellowFriday introduces Erin Carpenter, a PhD Candidate at Boston University. Erin's work "explores how life experiences, such as bilingualism, may help build reserve & provide greater resilience to age-related processes & neuropathology." Follow her at: erin louise

Celebrating Black History Month to share groundbreaking research that enriches the field and fosters understanding and progress in diverse populations. Join ANCDS in celebrating the achievements and ongoing efforts of researchers whose work continues to impact & shape society.

Black adult athletes with sport-related concussions face unique challenges due to racial health disparities and persistent stereotypes about cognitive and communication styles. Speech-language pathologists can address these disparities. Read more: buff.ly/3CKlBsz

#FellowFriday Introducing Jessica Timog, a 2nd year dual degree MA/PhD student at The Ohio State University. Jessica applied for the ANCDS Student Fellowship because she "wanted to learn directly from the experts in brain injury and communication disorders.

This study highlights the need for more sophisticated statistical approaches to accurately assess racial differences in aphasia severity and recovery. Read more: buff.ly/4hItduB