About
MSHA was formed in 1939 with 52 members. Today, MSHA's membership has grown to well over 1,400 members who work as speech-language pathologists, audiologists and teachers of the hearing impaired in a variety of work settings in every part of Michigan.
MSHA is governed by an Executive Board composed of elected Association members. Much of the work of the Association is performed by members serving on the Advisory Assembly.
The Executive Board includes:- President
- Past President
- President Elect
- Secretary
- Treasurer
- Vice President for Public Relations
- Vice President for Legislation
- Vice President for Membership
- Vice President for Professional Development and Education
- Vice President-Elect for Professional Development and Education
- Vice President for Audiology Services
- Vice President for SLP Health Care Services
- Vice President for SLP Public Schools
- Vice President for Diversity, Equality and Inclusion
The Advisory Assembly includes:- Committee for Audiology Services
- Committee for SLP Public Schools
- Committee for SLP Health Care Services
- Continuing Professional Development Committee
- Program Committee
- Nominations Committee
- Communications and Networking Committee
- Committee for Diversity, Equality and Inclusion
- Student Affairs Committee
- MSHF Liaison
- MAA Liaison
- Members-at-Large: Five total representing SE, NE, SW, NW and Upper Michigan
- Student Member-at-Large
MSHA Bylaws and Code of Ethics
MSHA Strategic Plan 2018-2021
MSHA Newsletters
Michigan Speech-Language-Hearing Foundation
