National Student Speech Language Hearing Association (NSSLHA) - Orlando
HOW TO BECOME A UCF NSSLHA MEMBER NOTE: Membership applications for Fall 2026 will open on August 17th, 2026! Step 1. Request NSSLHA membership on Knight Connect (Click ‘Join’ on our page) Knight Connect provides you with access to emails from the organization, your service record, and events such as our General Body Meetings, and more! Step 2. Complete the appropriate e-application and submit your chapter dues (link in application) Please Note: requests are approved during the following application acceptance windows: Membership applications are open from August 17th, 2026 through October 10th, 2026! Undergraduate Application: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScUChuzoGyX2qN8thAYRZqELTypnEKSaC-bSfb5nokOWPON_g/viewform?usp=publish-editor Graduate Application: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdZflCA5C4OtV9jADjuxvHtqGw9K5NGRg-FSEoujyX56U9NCA/viewform?usp=publish-editor Step 3 . Once we receive your e-application and dues, you will be accepted as a member on Knight Connect and are welcome to sign up for events, meetings, and workshops! :) OUTSIDE HOURS Here's the form for fall 2026 outside hours! Please click here to view the form. This includes any hours done outside of NSSLHA like shadowing. ** Please note that if you are a current/existing member who already has approved access to our Knight Connect page, you still need to complete an application for each school year and pay chapter dues to be considered an "active" NSSLHA member. Otherwise, you will be removed from the roster ** If you have questions about this, please email secretary.ucfnsslha@gmail.com . ** Be sure to visit our website (https://ucfnsslha.com/) and follow us on our social media (see the icons below) to keep up to date and network with members! What is UCF NSSLHA? The National Student Speech-Language Hearing Association (NSSLHA) Chapter at The University of Central Florida strives to connect members with opportunities to enhance what is learned in the classroom and apply it to real-world observations and participation. Through partnerships with other campus organizations, fundraisers, socials, volunteer opportunities, and guest speakers we provide a plethora of outlets for our members to network with students, and professionals in the Orlando area. What do we do? In the past, we have partnered with the Special Olympics of Florida, Autism Speaks, UCF CARD & UCF PALS, Ronald McDonald House, and groups such as the American Sign Language Club and UCF Best Buddies. Socials for members have included, Lake Claire picnics, ropes courses at the Recreation and Wellness Center, and bowling just to name a few. Guest speakers have included UCF professors, organization representatives, audiologists and SLP's, and individuals experiencing a communication disorder. NSSLHA maintains a close relationship with the School of Communication Sciences and Disorders the UCF Communication Disorders Clinic located in Research Park providing us with many volunteer opportunities and unique experiences that are given exclusively to members. In the upcoming year, we plan to expand the opportunities through more socials, a wider variety of guest speakers, and participation in more campus events.
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HOW TO BECOME A UCF NSSLHA MEMBER NOTE: Membership applications for Fall 2026 will open on August 17th, 2026! Step 1. Request NSSLHA membership on Knight Connect (Click ‘Join’ on our page) Knight Connect provides you with access to emails from the organization, your service record, and events such as our General Body Meetings, and more! Step 2. Complete the appropriate e-application and submit your chapter dues (link in application) Please Note: requests are approved during the following application acceptance windows: Membership applications are open from August 17th, 2026 through October 10th, 2026! Undergraduate Application: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScUChuzoGyX2qN8thAYRZqELTypnEKSaC-bSfb5nokOWPON_g/viewform?usp=publish-editor Graduate Application: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdZflCA5C4OtV9jADjuxvHtqGw9K5NGRg-FSEoujyX56U9NCA/viewform?usp=publish-editor Step 3 . Once we receive your e-application and dues, you will be accepted as a member on Knight Connect and are welcome to sign up for events, meetings, and workshops! :) OUTSIDE HOURS Here's the form for fall 2026 outside hours! Please click here to view the form. This includes any hours done outside of NSSLHA like shadowing. ** Please note that if you are a current/existing member who already has approved access to our Knight Connect page, you still need to complete an application for each school year and pay chapter dues to be considered an "active" NSSLHA member. Otherwise, you will be removed from the roster ** If you have questions about this, please email secretary.ucfnsslha@gmail.com . ** Be sure to visit our website (https://ucfnsslha.com/) and follow us on our social media (see the icons below) to keep up to date and network with members! What is UCF NSSLHA? The National Student Speech-Language Hearing Association (NSSLHA) Chapter at The University of Central Florida strives to connect members with opportunities to enhance what is learned in the classroom and apply it to real-world observations and participation. Through partnerships with other campus organizations, fundraisers, socials, volunteer opportunities, and guest speakers we provide a plethora of outlets for our members to network with students, and professionals in the Orlando area. What do we do? In the past, we have partnered with the Special Olympics of Florida, Autism Speaks, UCF CARD & UCF PALS, Ronald McDonald House, and groups such as the American Sign Language Club and UCF Best Buddies. Socials for members have included, Lake Claire picnics, ropes courses at the Recreation and Wellness Center, and bowling just to name a few. Guest speakers have included UCF professors, organization representatives, audiologists and SLP's, and individuals experiencing a communication disorder. NSSLHA maintains a close relationship with the School of Communication Sciences and Disorders the UCF Communication Disorders Clinic located in Research Park providing us with many volunteer opportunities and unique experiences that are given exclusively to members. In the upcoming year, we plan to expand the opportunities through more socials, a wider variety of guest speakers, and participation in more campus events.