As the physical therapy consultant for the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction, Exceptional Children Division, Laurie Ray, PT, PhD, provides consultation, technical assistance, professional development, and support to school-based physical therapists (PTs), PT assistants (PTAs), school administrators, parents, and families across the state.

With masks mandated in many areas during the pandemic, audiologist Patricia Johnson offers practical advice for communicating effectively and remaining safe.

Fourth-year AuD student, Margaret “Gretta” Richter, was co-author of an informative article that was published in the November/December 2020 issue of “Audiology Today.”

The national pass rate for the Commission on Rehabilitation Counselor certification exam is 67%.

UNC Speech and Hearing Sciences’ faculty member, Brenda Mitchell, recently published and released her first children’s book titled, “Anthony’s Adventures: Already a Winner.”

Audiologist Patricia Johnson, AuD, shares the best way to clean your ears in this Health Talk article.

The Association of Schools Advancing Health Professions (ASAHP) has selected third-year Doctor of Audiology student Meredith Braza as a recipient of its 2020 ASAHP Scholarship of Excellence Award.

The division marked its 50th anniversary with a virtual celebration on Saturday, October 10, 2020.

The program jumped from previous ranks of #11 (unadjusted) and #16 (adjusted) in 2015.

Laurie Ray, PT, MPT, PhD, was interviewed in APTA magazine regarding ways in which PT practitioners are serving, advocating and advancing practice in our public schools.