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<strong>CSHA</strong><br />
California Speech-Language-Hearing Association<br />
Changing Lives Through Communication<br />
<strong>CSHA</strong> <strong>Quarterly</strong> <strong>Board</strong> <strong>Highlights</strong><br />
STATEWIDE CIRCULATION 5,000 www.csha.org Vol. 42 No. 4 July 2013<br />
President’s Message<br />
REPORT FROM: June 21-22, 2013<br />
<strong>CSHA</strong> <strong>Board</strong> Meeting<br />
Anne Delfosse, M.S., CCC-SLP<br />
<strong>CSHA</strong> President<br />
One of the highlights of the June board meetings<br />
is always the presentation, discussion, and approval of<br />
the budget. This year, it was no different; however,<br />
the fiscal committee met the day prior to the board<br />
meeting. In order to make the work of this committee<br />
happen with efficiency, thoroughness, and attention<br />
to detail, a lot of preparation work had to be done<br />
behind the scene. Gratitude goes to the following for<br />
completing a lion’s share of the work up front: District<br />
Directors for submitting timely budgets, Beth Nishida,<br />
outgoing Treasurer and Commissioner on Association<br />
Services and Linda Pippert, current <strong>CSHA</strong> Treasurer,<br />
Ken Flatting, <strong>CSHA</strong> Accountant/Consultant, and most<br />
of all to the <strong>CSHA</strong> office staff, Kim, Heather, and<br />
Barbra without whom the committee may have taken<br />
days to sort, review, and develop a proposed budget.<br />
The budget presented to the board was unanimously<br />
approved.<br />
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By way of brief review, the 2013 <strong>CSHA</strong> convention<br />
was held at the beautiful Long Beach Convention Center.<br />
I thanked everyone who made the <strong>CSHA</strong> 2013 Annual<br />
Convention such a wonderful, memorable event. Barbra<br />
O’Hara, Heather McGuire, Kimberly Swenson, Ben<br />
Viernes, Diane Blevins, Darlene Hopkins, Darla Hagge<br />
and Candace Vickers spent countless hours planning<br />
and organizing the convention programs and events,<br />
as well as overseeing the operations at the convention.<br />
The hard work of all involved, including the positive<br />
responsiveness of the attendees, presenters and the<br />
exhibitors, made this convention a huge success. The<br />
<strong>CSHA</strong> Operations, Social and Program Chairs and<br />
various committees worked countless hours to make<br />
this convention a success. In addition, I again, thanked<br />
the <strong>CSHA</strong> Office Staff for all of their hard work<br />
addressing the various needs of the convention. As<br />
the work of organizing a convention of this magnitude<br />
would be daunting to most, appreciation is the least we<br />
can afford.<br />
Finally, I thanked Dr. Paul Rau, ASHA Past<br />
President, who was our keynote speaker at our Opening<br />
Session as well as at various other events during the<br />
convention.<br />
Looking forward to the 2014 <strong>CSHA</strong> convention,<br />
we have a very talented team of volunteers making<br />
up our operations, program, and social committees.<br />
The chairs of these committees (Charlene Rau and<br />
Lindsey Jessup- Operations; Dan Phillips-Social;<br />
Nancy Robinson and Laura Epstein-Program) along<br />
with myself, the President-Elect, Dr. Debra Swain, the<br />
Commissioner on Professional Development, Kathy<br />
Little, <strong>CSHA</strong> Administrative Director, Barbra O’Hara,<br />
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and Administrative Assistant, Heather McGuire will<br />
be meeting in August to complete the Hilton San<br />
Francisco Union Square walk through and planning<br />
session. We have a lot of amazing program options to<br />
consider and review. More details will be forthcoming<br />
at the September <strong>Board</strong> Meeting.<br />
I reported that on April 26th, the California<br />
Association of Health Plans (CAHP) hosted a<br />
conference call with the DMHC (Department of<br />
Managed Health Care) regarding SB 946. <strong>CSHA</strong> and<br />
ASHA had many representatives on the call, including<br />
myself. It was a unique opportunity to be invited to the<br />
table in order to begin to be part of the discussion and<br />
share input regarding current assessment measures,<br />
identification of specific diagnosis, identification<br />
of criteria for treatment, and discussion of what is<br />
considered medically necessary in the absence of illness<br />
or injury, the independent medical review process, and<br />
transition from non-plan providers.<br />
I have also been working with <strong>CSHA</strong> advocate,<br />
William Barnaby, to provide comment to the<br />
Administrative Support and Regulation Adoption Unit<br />
of the California Department of Education regarding<br />
the Title 5 Code of Regulations relative to language<br />
supporting eligibility criteria as well as differentiating<br />
the term aide from assistant.<br />
As part of the agenda for this first board meeting<br />
of my presidency, I felt that it was important to begin<br />
a series of trainings for the board. We will be facing<br />
significant change, as Barbra O’Hara, <strong>CSHA</strong>’s one<br />
constant through the past 30 years, will be retiring in<br />
May. It is imperative that we usher in this transition<br />
through a system that is sustainable and reliable.<br />
Therefore, the board members each took time to review<br />
the Bylaws and Standing Rules of the organization.<br />
Each one of us reviewed our role on the board and<br />
what that meant relative to the flow of information and<br />
how our work is related to members as well as each<br />
other. After some study and discussion, each board<br />
member shared one or two activities that they would<br />
complete before the next board meeting. In doing this,<br />
we affirmed that we are all working to serve the goals<br />
and needs of the organization.<br />
I shared the following as focused goal areas for the<br />
organization:<br />
• Continue to focus on increasing membership<br />
• Continue building leadership capacity for the<br />
future of our organization<br />
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• Address concerns and timely issues relating to<br />
“encroachment” through building capacity for<br />
teamwork and interagency collaboration<br />
• <strong>Board</strong> Training; specific and ongoing; referring<br />
to updated bylaws and standing rules<br />
• Update the <strong>CSHA</strong> website, making it more<br />
serviceable and user friendly.<br />
• Evaluate and update <strong>CSHA</strong> Strategic Plan<br />
• Put the “H” back in <strong>CSHA</strong>… (Or amplify it to a<br />
more discernible threshold)<br />
• Hiring, reorganization, and transitioning <strong>CSHA</strong><br />
office staff<br />
The <strong>CSHA</strong> board, in light of our goals, as well<br />
as structured input from the District Directors and<br />
Commissioners, will be working to update and build<br />
a new strategic plan by January of 2014. We will<br />
continue the process of training as an element of each<br />
board meeting.<br />
The <strong>CSHA</strong> board is a working body. Each<br />
individual on the board serves as either an elected or<br />
appointed volunteer leader. Through our discussion at<br />
this meeting it was clear that our commitment to each<br />
other is to make this work meaningful to the members.<br />
We recognize our responsibility as well as our privilege<br />
to serve. We also acknowledged the vast majority of<br />
<strong>CSHA</strong> volunteers who are not board members, who,<br />
by their devoted contribution to this organization as<br />
well as the profession, are building capacity through<br />
their leadership. I expressed amazement at the work of<br />
<strong>CSHA</strong> standing committees, and look forward to their<br />
continued contribution and enlightened conversations.<br />
I had a meeting with the new Editor-in-Chief,<br />
Nicole Godfrey in May, and immediately following our<br />
meeting, she began work to get the summer edition of<br />
the <strong>CSHA</strong> magazine out. The theme of this magazine is<br />
teamwork, following the lead of ASHA in highlighting<br />
inter-professional education and practice.<br />
Lastly, as part of this report to the members, I<br />
would like to express my sincere gratitude to Heather<br />
McGuire who filled in at this meeting for Barbra<br />
O’Hara at the last minute. Our sympathy and heart<br />
felt concern and care goes out to Barbra as her mother<br />
passed away the day prior to the board meeting. There<br />
was simply no way she would be able to participate<br />
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with us at this meeting. What was one brief second<br />
of panic for me, though, was quickly alleviated. We<br />
experienced no loss of support or teamwork as Heather<br />
stepped up quickly and without reservation to provide<br />
the <strong>CSHA</strong> office report and respond to the needs of the<br />
board members. This certainly was a testament to the<br />
efficiency and collaboration that goes on behind the<br />
scenes in the <strong>CSHA</strong> office.<br />
Enjoy the summer months. Safe travels! Keep<br />
Changing Lives through Communication!<br />
Anne Delfosse, MS, CCC-SLP<br />
<strong>CSHA</strong> President 2013-2015<br />
DISTRICT NEWS<br />
DISTRICT NEWS<br />
District 1 Director • Ellen Pritchard Dodge<br />
Katherine Staniszewski, Director-Elect<br />
a great way to become involved. We meet three times<br />
a year in person and most duties can be done without<br />
attending meetings.<br />
New Positions<br />
Welcome to Katie Staniszwski our new Director-<br />
Elect.<br />
Again, congratulations to Dr. Deborah Swain our<br />
new President Elect. She is a role model in leadership<br />
and volunteering and makes it easy for all to feel<br />
they can do something with <strong>CSHA</strong> that will make a<br />
difference!<br />
CEU Workshop<br />
Featuring sought after APP trainer, Dan Phillips.<br />
Saturday, October 19th Dan will be presenting<br />
his advance APP course at SFSU. Please look for<br />
registration flyer in the near future or contact your<br />
Director or Director Elect for more information.<br />
Awards<br />
We are currently seeking nomination suggestions<br />
for both District and State Awards. Please send all<br />
suggestions to your Director Elect.<br />
Get Active<br />
We are seeking to fill Liaison Positions on our<br />
Advisory Committee.<br />
Legislation, Professional Services, Association<br />
Services, Publications and Research, Organizational<br />
Advancement and Outreach, Professional Development<br />
and Continuing Education. (See the <strong>CSHA</strong> Website<br />
for description of role or contact your Director or<br />
Director Elect. All are welcome and encouraged to get<br />
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active. If you have never been active in <strong>CSHA</strong> this is<br />
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District 7 Director • Cristienne Colip<br />
Advisory Committee<br />
Cristienne Colip, Director<br />
Audrey Ostrowski-Gallagher, Director -Elect<br />
Ann England, Legislative Liaison & Association<br />
Services<br />
Grace Medina-Chow, Co-President, San Mateo Co.<br />
Speech, Language & Hearing Association<br />
Joan Havard, Audiology Liaison/Pres. of the Santa<br />
Clara County Speech & Hearing Assn.<br />
Marcella McCollum, Publications & Research, Prof.<br />
Dev. & Cont. Ed<br />
Alison Pentland, NSSLHA Representative<br />
Robin Ottesen, Director – Ex Officio / Continuing Ed<br />
Liaison<br />
Nominating Committee<br />
Audrey Ostrowski-Gallagher, Chair<br />
Angie Butler<br />
Lupe Ramierez Steele<br />
Danielle Samson<br />
Heather Gast<br />
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District 4 <strong>Highlights</strong><br />
Upcoming Workshop<br />
District 4 has been busy planning our upcoming<br />
fall workshop on AAC, presented by district 4’s newest<br />
Fellow of the Association, Dr. Patti Solomon-Rice.<br />
October 12, 2013<br />
8:30 – 12:30 pm<br />
District 4 Presents...<br />
Early Intervention AAC<br />
Speaker: Patti Solomon-Rice<br />
San Mateo County Office of Education<br />
101 Twin Dolphin Drive<br />
Redwood City, CA 94065<br />
Thank Yous<br />
We would like to thank Danielle Sampson and<br />
Heather Gast for their service to the nominating<br />
committee these last two years, as well as Sharen Valles<br />
for her service on the advisory committee.<br />
Welcomes<br />
We would like to welcome Alison Pentland to<br />
the position of NSSLHA Representative, and Dawn<br />
Ferrar and Katherine Pollard-Pollak to the nominating<br />
committee. We look forward to their contributions.<br />
District 6 Director NEWS<br />
Karen Yaghoubian, Director<br />
Steven Paulson, Director-Elect<br />
District 6 held an exciting CEU workshop, Too<br />
Cool for School: iPads in Therapy on May 30th.<br />
Our presenters, Toni Salisbury and Mary Courtney<br />
shared wonderful strategies for using technology in<br />
therapy. We are looking forward to the following<br />
exciting CEU workshops for this coming year:<br />
Mentoring and Guiding Clinical Fellows, Student<br />
Clinicians, and SLPAs: Safeguarding Professional<br />
Values presented by Paige Shaughnessy and Jennifer<br />
St. Clair on October 18th; Cognition and Language:<br />
Effects of Attention, Memory, and Executive Function<br />
in Aphasia and Dementia presented by Marsha Zak<br />
in winter; Neuroplasticity and How to Maximize<br />
Potential Through Home Programs presented by<br />
Sarah Taylor and Stephanie Boyles on January 29,<br />
2014; and Communicating Through Touch: What<br />
Every SLP/SLPA Needs to Know! presented by Elaine<br />
Fogel Schneider in February 2014. Please share your<br />
suggestions for future CEU workshops. We are eager<br />
to hear from you.<br />
Our next Advisory meeting will be August 19th.<br />
Please let me know if you are interested in joining our<br />
Advisory. We’d love to see and hear from our District<br />
6 members. Please contact me at kbyslp@gmail.com<br />
with suggestions, thoughts, questions, or just to say<br />
hi. We look forward to seeing at our upcoming events.<br />
Thank you! Karen Yaghoubian<br />
Commission on Professional<br />
services for slp & audiology<br />
Beryl Fogel, Commissioner<br />
This commission is tasked to monitor activities<br />
of four ASHA liaison positions, SLPAHAD (Speech-<br />
Language Pathology & Audiology & Hearing Aid<br />
Dispensers), the Audiology Standing Committee, the<br />
Diversity Issues Committee, and three task forces.<br />
CA ASHA SEAL (State Education Advocacy<br />
Leader) - Holly Kaiser is learning her new responsibilities<br />
and responding to member’s questions. She<br />
will participate in a face-to-face meeting at the ASHA<br />
Schools Conference with ASHA representatives and<br />
SEALs from across the country.<br />
CA ASHA STAR (State Advocate for<br />
Reimbursement) – Shellie Bader is also learning her<br />
responsibilities, and initiating email correspondence<br />
with the ASHA STAR Network Executive Staff.<br />
With assistance from Kathleen Catterall, SMAC, she<br />
responded to an ASHA Network question sent to all<br />
STARs.<br />
CA ASHA SMAC (State Medicare Administrative<br />
Contractor) – Kathleen Catterall, who continues to<br />
serve in this position, reported on G Coding, Therapy<br />
Caps, and the California Hospital Association (CHA)<br />
Update on Skilled Nursing Reimbursement. This<br />
important information can be found in an email blast<br />
that has been sent from the <strong>CSHA</strong> Office.<br />
SLPAHAD (Speech-Language Pathology &<br />
Audiology & Hearing Aid Dispensers) – Dr. Patti<br />
Solomon-Rice reports to the <strong>CSHA</strong> <strong>Board</strong>. The outcome<br />
of the Sunset Review is SB306 Price Sunset Bill which<br />
results in the SLPAHAD <strong>Board</strong> continuing to regulate<br />
the three professions in the current configuration.<br />
Audiology Standing Committee – Susan Clark,<br />
Chair, is in the process of reorganizing the committee<br />
to be prepared for member questions that may arise.<br />
Diversity Issues Committee – Sandy Gaskell<br />
& Pam Norton, Co-Chairs, along with members of<br />
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the committee have published an outstanding online<br />
newsletter which has been distributed to <strong>CSHA</strong><br />
members via two email blasts. The newsletter can be<br />
accessed via the following link http://old.csha.org/<br />
diversity.cfm . The 100-Word Glossary Project is only<br />
one of the projects currently in progress. The goal is<br />
“ to provide basic vocabulary in multiple languages<br />
to communicate vital concepts regarding health and<br />
communicative disorder issues”. Four languages are<br />
currently in the data base and three others are being<br />
discussed. The Glossary is expected to be available on<br />
the Diversity Issues Committee Website by the end of<br />
2013.<br />
Early Intervention Task Force – Nancy Robinson,<br />
Chair, states the purpose “is to define the issues of<br />
service delivery in EI…and to develop a position paper<br />
that will serve as guidelines”.<br />
Literacy Task Force - The Role of the School-<br />
Based SLP – Holly Kaiser, Chair, reports the plan is<br />
to create a “user-friendly, application oriented position<br />
paper … in support of the foundational language<br />
intervention needed for reading and writing”.<br />
THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that this Task<br />
Force be disbanded and these concerns be addressed<br />
through the Commission on Professional Services in LP<br />
and Audiology Submitted to: Anne Delfosse, President<br />
By: Karen Yaghoubian Date: June 22, 2013<br />
Motion to approve: Christina Leroy ; Second: Terry<br />
Kappe<br />
The motion passed by unanimous voice vote.<br />
– Other issues brought up by Rosemary Scott,<br />
Secretary of the <strong>Board</strong>, were updating the Speech-<br />
Language Pathology and Hearing Aid Dispensers<br />
<strong>Board</strong> (SLPAHADB) language regarding 100 hours<br />
of supervised practicum and supervision requirements.<br />
Bill Barnaby, Jr. Legislative Advocate, said that he<br />
will ask Annemarie DelMugnaio, Executive Director<br />
of the state licensing board. Rosemary also asked about<br />
uniformity of protocol regarding confidentiality among<br />
university programs for students to observe/volunteer.<br />
Steve Paulson, director-elect District 6, said that he did<br />
not know of any uniform policy.<br />
Workload-Caseload Task Force – Christina<br />
LeRoy, Chair is in the process of organizing the<br />
committee.<br />
DRDP – The <strong>CSHA</strong> <strong>Board</strong> voted to disband the<br />
task force previously created. This commission will<br />
research and monitor this issue.<br />
Motion(s) Passed at the June 2013 <strong>Board</strong> Meeting:<br />
Motion 1 -2013/2014<br />
ABSTRACT: At the March 2013 <strong>CSHA</strong> <strong>Board</strong> Meeting,<br />
the <strong>CSHA</strong> <strong>Board</strong> approved the formation of a Task Force<br />
to address SLP concerns regarding administration/<br />
completion of the DRDP by SLPs for preschool-aged<br />
children receiving speech/language services but not<br />
enrolled in a special education preschool setting.<br />
Document Changes: By-Laws: ____ Standing Rules:<br />
____Other:__X___<br />
RESOLUTION STATEMENT: WHEREAS some<br />
<strong>CSHA</strong> members continue to have concerns regarding<br />
the DRDP for students only receiving speech-language<br />
services<br />
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<strong>CSHA</strong> is offering many CE district workshops this<br />
coming year. Please view our Calendar of Events off the<br />
<strong>CSHA</strong> website at: http://www.csha.org/workshops<br />
As the fall season approaches, we will be adding<br />
more and more workshops throughout the year. All<br />
workshops will offer CEUs.<br />
Here are just a few of what <strong>CSHA</strong> will be offering<br />
this coming year. Continue to check the website for date<br />
and topic information as workshop dates approach.<br />
Fall/Winter 2013<br />
WHEREAS the Task Force is not the best venue by<br />
which to address these concerns<br />
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CALENDAR of EVENTs<br />
September 2013<br />
District 6 Presents...<br />
Cognition and Language: Effects of Attention, Memory,<br />
and Executive Function in Aphasia and Dementia<br />
Speaker: Marsha Zak<br />
September 2013<br />
District 7 Presents...<br />
Third Annual Social Networking<br />
Speaker: Michael Biel<br />
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September 7, 2013<br />
District 8 Presents...<br />
Documentation Doozies: Addressing Common Concerns<br />
in School Settings<br />
Speaker: Barbara Moore<br />
October 1, 8, 15, & 22, 2013<br />
District 10 Presents...<br />
Dinner Series<br />
Speakers: Shellie Bader, Amalia Hernandez, & Fredi<br />
Seradarian<br />
September 28, 2013<br />
District 10 Presents...<br />
Supervision Workshop<br />
Speaker: Rosemary Scott<br />
October 2013<br />
District 9 Presents...<br />
RPE Supervision<br />
Speakers: Kathleen Catterall & Charlotte Lopes<br />
October 2013<br />
District 1 Presents...<br />
Advanced iPad & Apps for SLPs<br />
Speaker: Dan Phillips<br />
October 2013<br />
District 8 Presents...<br />
Apps for Learning/Language & Life<br />
Speaker: Jackie Bryla<br />
District 8 Presents...<br />
Collaborative Approach to Addressing Feeding &<br />
Swallowing Disorders in Schools<br />
Speakers: Katie Kent & Angela Mandas<br />
October 12, 2013<br />
District 4 Presents...<br />
Early Intervention AAC<br />
Speaker: Patti Solomon-Rice<br />
October 18, 2013<br />
District 6 Presents...<br />
Mentoring and Guiding Clinical Fellows, Student<br />
Clinicians, and SLPAs: Safeguarding Professional Values<br />
Speakers: Paige Shaughnessy & Jennifer St. Clair<br />
October 19, 2013<br />
District 2 Presents...<br />
Common Core & the SLP in Wine Country<br />
Speaker: Frank Donavan<br />
October 23, 2013<br />
District 3 Presents...<br />
Fall Social/Hot Topics<br />
October 1, 8, 15, & 22, 2013<br />
District 5 Presents...<br />
Hot Topics Series<br />
Speakers: Jill Duthie, Amanda Fisher, <strong>CSHA</strong> Erin Singleton, <strong>Board</strong> <strong>Highlights</strong> u April 2013<br />
Diana Lee Luxenberg, & Courtney Young<br />
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November 2013<br />
District7 Presents...<br />
Bilingual Assessment – Keys for SLP’s<br />
Speakers: Shellie Bader & Helen Wade<br />
Fall/Winter 2013<br />
District 3 Presents...<br />
Symposium<br />
January 2014<br />
District 7 Presents...<br />
Youths Who Stutter<br />
Speaker: Gail Wilson Lew<br />
January 11, 2014<br />
District 2 Presents...<br />
TBI in School-Aged Children<br />
January 29, 2014<br />
District 6 Presents...<br />
Neuroplasticity and How to Maximize Potential Through<br />
Home Programs<br />
Speakers: Stephanie Boles & Sarah Taylor<br />
February 2014<br />
District 6 Presents...<br />
Communicating Through Touch: What Every SLP/SLPA<br />
Needs to Know!<br />
Speaker: Elaine Fogel Schneider<br />
May 2014<br />
District 7 Presents...<br />
Supervision Refresher Course<br />
Speaker: Rosemary Scott<br />
District 8 Presents...<br />
Executive Functioning<br />
Speaker: Sarah Ward<br />
May 3, 2014<br />
District 10 Presents...<br />
Stuttering Workshop<br />
Speakers: Gail Wilson Lew & Sherri Wolff<br />
May 10, 2014<br />
District 9 Presents...<br />
Topics in Medical Speech-Language Pathology
ANNUAL STATE CONVENTION:<br />
March 26-30, 2014<br />
Hilton, San Francisco, Union Square<br />
Offering at least 24 CE hours all in one location!<br />
Complete details to follow as we move closer<br />
to the date. Watch for emails and<br />
continue to watch the<br />
Calendar of Events and the Convention<br />
link off the <strong>CSHA</strong> website at www.<strong>CSHA</strong>.org<br />
FUTURE BOARD MEETINGS:<br />
September 20-21, 2013<br />
Orange County<br />
January 24-25, 2014<br />
Sacramento<br />
www.csha.org<br />
District Programs Listed on the Calendar<br />
of Events Section of the <strong>CSHA</strong> Website.<br />
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<strong>CSHA</strong> <strong>Board</strong> of Directors<br />
President<br />
President-Elect<br />
Secretary<br />
Treasurer<br />
Director District 1<br />
Director District 2<br />
Director District 3<br />
Director District 4<br />
Director District 5<br />
Director District 6<br />
Director District 7<br />
Director District 8<br />
Director District 9<br />
Director District 10<br />
<strong>CSHA</strong> Administrative Office<br />
Administrative Director<br />
Administrative Assistant<br />
& Exhibits Coordinator<br />
Member Services & District<br />
Conference Coordinator<br />
Receptionist & CE Docs<br />
Commissioners & Editor<br />
Association Services<br />
Anne Delfosse<br />
Deborah Ross-Swain<br />
Rosemary Scott<br />
Linda Pippert<br />
Ellen Pritchard Dodge<br />
Lynda Oldenburg<br />
Adrienne Wroebel<br />
Cristienne Colip<br />
Amy Prince<br />
Karen Yaghoubian<br />
Terry Kappe<br />
Janet Dodd<br />
Julie Merrill<br />
Christina LeRoy<br />
Barbra O’Hara<br />
Heather McGuire<br />
Kimberly Swenson<br />
Ben Viernes<br />
Beth Nishida<br />
Professional Development<br />
& Continuing Education Kathy Little<br />
Legislation Benjamin Reece<br />
Professional Services, SLP<br />
& Audiology Beryl Fogel<br />
Organizational<br />
<strong>Quarterly</strong> <strong>Highlights</strong><br />
Advancement & Outreach Robert Pieretti<br />
Publications & Research Margaret Dee Parker<br />
Editor-in-Chief Nicole Godfrey<br />
Editor in Chief<br />
Managing Editor<br />
<strong>CSHA</strong> Magazine Anne Delfosse<br />
<strong>CSHA</strong> Magazine Barbra O’Hara<br />
Student Representatives<br />
North Maria Lysenko<br />
South Jacquelyn Muga<br />
State Advocate for Reimbursement<br />
ParaProfessional Representatives<br />
Representative (STAR): Shellie Bader<br />
SLPA North Jacqueline Bryla<br />
State Medicare Administrative Contractor<br />
SLPA South Mary Nicholson<br />
Representative (SMAC): Kathleen Catterall<br />
State Education Advocacy Leader (SEAL):<br />
Holly Kaiser<br />
Audiology Standing Committee Chair:<br />
Susan Clark<br />
Diversity Committee Chair:<br />
Sandra Gaskell, Chair<br />
<strong>CSHA</strong> <strong>Board</strong> <strong>Highlights</strong> u April 2013