Using our collective voice to advance the professions
As an ASHA member you play a pivotal role in shaping the work of the Association, and we are here to provide you with the content and resources you need, partner with you in advocating for the professions, and foster a community you can learn with and from. Take advantage of all the supports available to you as an ASHA member throughout your career.
Make the most out of your ASHA membership or affiliation and get engaged! Write an article, be a mentor, advocate for the professions, or participate in one of the many other opportunities available. Whatever your interests, we have something that's right for you.
ASHA needs your expertise now. Check out the many ways you can get involved today.
ASHA's Committee of Ambassadors (CoA) advocates for the professions at the local, state, and national levels, and members serve as a crucial resource for educating the public, officials, constituents, and peers. The CoA is made up of 1 audiologist and 1 SLP from each state, D.C., U.S. territories, international constituents, and NSSLHA and is ASHA’s largest committee with 108 members.
Learn more about the CoA and read about two CoA members' experience during the most recent Hill Day.
ASHA members who meet the eligibility criteria can update their membership type for discounted fees.
Graduate Student Membership: Open to any current, certified ASHA Member who has been an ASHA Member for at least one year and is a full-time or part-time student pursuing a degree in CSD (or a related field) at a regionally-accredited institution. The annual dues for Graduate Student Members are $150.
Life Membership: Open to any current ASHA member who is age 65 or older the year of application to be eligible for the subsequent year. For example, a member turning 65 in 2025 will be eligible in 2026. The member must also have 25 consecutive or 35 cumulative years of ASHA membership. The annual dues for Life Members are $71.
Did You Know?
ASHA members and affiliates can have one-on-one professional consultations with ASHA staff to answer questions around clinical practice, practice management, coding and billing, ethics, and more.