About The North Carolina SHLA

NCSHLA is a professional association chartered in 1954 that promotes and advocates for the professional practice of the speech, language and hearing sciences, to advocate and to serve as the voice of the profession, and to advocate for communicatively impaired citizens in North Carolina. Today, the organization continues in this tradition and consists of over one thousand speech and audiology professionals across the state.

In This Section

ASHA Board Information

Organizational Overview - Learn about NCSHLA's structure and its affiliated organzations - AAA-NC and NCASSPA.

Board of Directors - Backgrounds of NSCHLA's current leaders.

Code of Ethics - The principles and rules of professional practice.

Advisory Council - Description of NCSHLA's governmental affairs and advocacy activities. Include minutes and meetings reports.

NCSHLA Updates - The latest news regarding the association, SEAL, ASHA and the Board.

The Communiqué - NCSHLA's official quarterly newsletter. Lists advertising rates and samples.

NCSHLA Listserves - Electronic discussion forums for NCSHLA SLPs and AUDs.

Central Staff - The organization's headquarters staff, email, and contact information.