- SLHS/CDSS ALUMNI SPOTLIGHTS!
- Melanie Potock '93
- Shirley Padilla (Manzanares) '89
- Cathy Lauderbaugh '12
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- Nicole Davis '06
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- Judith King '89
- Nancy Ohlmann '88
- Sheila Cullen '92
- Caroline Abourezek '94
- Katie (Hauser) Price '05
- Pippa May 2000
- Patti Sorkow '90
- Brett Kluetz '98
- Kate Hoover '08
- Carol Pastore '74
- Jennifer Shroyer '97
- Jeff Steffen '89
- Kathe Perez '86
- Amanda Vargo '08
- Amy Bell '08
- Carol Messier '04
- Katy Kronenwetter '92
- Keiko Gondo '85
- Kate Ingmundson '88
- Laura Biegner '85
- Susan Elling '86
- Sherry (Ferguson) Baum '85
- Brian Simms 2000
- Patty (Ogrodnick) Walton '85
- Mary Wallace '83
- Tracy (Martischang) Kovach '96
- Mark Guiberson '99
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Many CU Alumni Benefits Available
Submitted by SLP_Admin on Mon, 07/07/2008 - 23:33
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| Check out the CU Alumni Organization Benefits |
Discounts on car rentals, wedding reception catering, fitness programs, and skiing along with assistance with real estate, banking, insurance are available if you register as a CU alumni. You can also get a special CU e-mail account and visit the CU apparel store. Among the services provided include a directory to find other registered alumni, a @coloradoalum.org e-mail address, listing of events..(continued)
Inter Mountain Area Speech and Hearing Convention in Oct.
Submitted by SLP_Admin on Mon, 06/30/2008 - 16:12
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| IMASH Logo |
Inter Mountain Area Speech and Hearing (IMASH) Convention
A unique convention hosted by
Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Utah and Wyoming
Speech-Language-Hearing Associations
October 2-4, 2008
Sheraton Salt Lake City Hotel
Salt Lake City, Utah
A Private Practice Alternative: Providing Therapy Online
Submitted by SLP_Admin on Fri, 06/27/2008 - 16:43
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| Therapy: Just a cable away? |
Projects such as the Speech Therapy Telehealth Project that strive to reach clients who are isolated either by disability or geography are not new.
Many enterprising SLP's have found ways to use telecommunication, however complete online private practice, such as that of SLP Marnee Brick, co-founder of "TinyEYE.com" Telepractice and mother of two out of Saskatchewan, are rare. Marnee's online business is growing from a seedling idea to an online resource utilizing therapy data system that supports record keeping, access to a variety of therapy materials and has received the attention of local small business funders. See her website, http://tinyeye.wordpress.com/media/ for a sampling of videos regarding teletherapy concepts and utilization.(continued)
Challenges for private practitioners include considerable entrepreneurial time up front, obtaining insurance approval for teletherapy, the need for sophisticated online materials, and provision of technology tools for clients who may not have home computers. SLPs should be aware that each state regulates teletherapy standards. DORA, Colorado's Department of Regulatory Agencies does allow teletherapy via e-mail or internet provided that first contact with the client and any initial evaluations are made face-to-face.
ASHA report on Integris Telehealth out of Oklahoma INTEGRIS Health and the Hugo Public Schools collaborated in a two-year speech teletherapy pilot study to test speech therapy services delivered over two-way, interactive videoconferencing.
"The pilot study has proved that telecommunications can be used to effectively deliver speech therapy–both articulation and language interventions – to students in rural schools. This was echoed in a Report to the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association Executive Board. The Issues in Credentialing Team for that organization stated that it believed 'that the remote delivery of audiology and speech-language pathology services through technology (telehealth) has the potential to become a more widely used mode of clinical service delivery and a rapidly expanding marketplace niche for our professions.'"
First Annual Fun Fund A Wonderful Success!
Submitted by SLP_Admin on Tue, 06/17/2008 - 18:54
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| Gathering for the Bike Race, "Team Ann" in Action |
Coloradoan Article on Alum Ann Pendley and Recent Fun Fund Celebration
Submitted by SLP_Admin on Wed, 06/11/2008 - 14:54Ft. Collins Coloradoan published a story on SLHS graduate Ann Pendley and the recent FUN FUND activities celebration on June 9th, 2008. Here's the link:
http://www.coloradoan.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20080607/NEWS01/806...
SLP's Role in Senator Kennedy's Brain Surgery
Submitted by SLP_Admin on Wed, 06/04/2008 - 18:01
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| Mapping the Brain |
According to CNN, Ted Kennedy, a senator since 1962, suffered a seizure May 17 while walking his dogs at his home in Hyannis port, Massachusetts. “A tumor in the left parietal lobe could affect the senator's ability to speak and understand speech as well as the strength on the right side of his body”, said CNN Chief Medical Correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta. Three days later, Kennedy's doctors at Massachusetts General said preliminary results from a brain biopsy showed a tumor in the left parietal lobe was responsible for the seizure. (continued)
ASHA "Founding Foremother Awards": Rethinking our Past
Submitted by SLP_Admin on Thu, 05/29/2008 - 18:57| NY Times Archives Public Domain |
YouTube as source of music/video therapy materials for children
Submitted by SLP_Admin on Wed, 05/14/2008 - 15:27YouTube has a repository of videos for children that highlight individual alphabet, rhyming songs, some with very artisitc visual appeal. See examples below. To do your own search simple use terms "language video", "alphabet video" or just plain "video for children" Given the range of video submissions on YouTube, it's suggested that searches be adult supervised.
New Interdisciplary Ph.D. in literacy at MTSU
Submitted by SLP_Admin on Mon, 05/12/2008 - 22:36From the Daily News Journal, Tennessee
".DOCSTOC" A place online to find and share professional documents
Submitted by SLP_Admin on Mon, 05/12/2008 - 22:30A relatively new website hopes to becomr the "Youtube" for documents. "Docstoc" is a user generated community where you can find and share professional documents. Find free legal documents and free business documents. Upload your documents for all the world to share." Check out the following page which showed up after I did a search on "speech language development":
http://www.docstoc.com/search/speech-language-development/
































