Laura Young-Campbell, MS,CCC-SLP
| Years of ASHA Membership: |
14 |
| ASHA Committee Service: |
- Speech-Language Pathology Advisory Council (2008)
- Legislative Council (2005-2007)
- Editorial Board, Special Interest Division 16 (2006-present)
- New Member Communication Working Group (2007)
- Committee on Credentials (2006)
- State Education Advocacy Leader (1995-2005)
- NOMS school district coordinator and participant (1999-2003)
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| Other Volunteer Service: |
- Alaska Speech-Language-Hearing Association
- State-Wide Advisory Coalition for Retention and Recruitment (2007-present)
- Acting Chair, Membership committee (2002-2003)
- Chair, SLPA committee (2001-2004)
- President (2001-2002)
- Chair, Convention Committee (2001)
- President-Elect (2000-2001)
- Chair, Schools Committee (1999-2005)
- Chair, Alaska Native Scholarship Committee (1996-1999)
- Executive Board Member (1996-present)
- Special Education Chair, NEA-Alaska (2008)
- Elected Delegate to NEA-Alaska State Policy Assembly (2002-present)
- Mat-Su Speech-Hearing Association
- President (1996-1998)
- Elected Secretary/Treasurer (1994-1996)
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Professional Bio
Laura Young-Campbell has been a public school speech-language pathologist for 24 years. Recently, she has been supervising graduate students in clinic and during their externships. Laura is a member of ASHA's SLP Advisory Council and the Alaska Speech-Hearing Association (AKSHA) Executive Board. She previously served as president and chaired several committees for both AkSHA and the Mat-Su Speech-Hearing Associations. Laura was Alaska's State Education Advocacy Leader for six years and has held several leadership positions in the local National Education Association (NEA). Laura was recently appointed as chair for NEA-Alaska's Special Education Committee. Laura enjoys being a peer-reviewer for the Division 16 School-Based Issues: Perspectives and volunteering with Alaska Health Fairs and the Special Olympics Healthy Hearing Program.
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