Welcome to the ADVANCE electronic newsletter, a feature offered to subscribers of ADVANCE for Speech-Language Pathologists & Audiologists.
This free newsletter is updated weekly to offer you the latest news and previews of our Web and print editions.
We welcome your comments and suggestions.
Contact Associate Editor
Alyssa Banotai
at
abanotai@advanceweb.com
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Spot Survey
In our latest Spot Survey we ask readers if they are members of their state or local union.
Spot Survey Results: In our last poll, we asked readers about their familiarity with MySpace and Facebook.
Thirty-eight percent (211) of the 554 respondents said they had Facebook or MySpace pages.
Fifty-nine percent (327) said they did not have accounts on either site.
Three percent (16) of respondents said they were completely unfamiliar with either social networking site.
Visit Spot Survey
Want to Write for ADVANCE?
If you would like to submit a feature article or a "Clinicians in the Classroom," "Dispensing Q&A" or "Therapy Tips" column, be sure to check out our Writer's Guidelines which are available on our Web site,
www.advanceweb.com/speech
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View our Writer's Guidelines
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Emotion in the Autistic Brain
Music used to explore social engagement.
Full Story
Children Learn Smart Behaviors
Without knowing what they know.
Full Story
Dysplasia in Barrett's Esophagus
Effective treatment found.
Full Story
Baby Boomers and Potential Disability
Most are financially unprepared.
Full Story
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Submit a Clinicians in the Classroom Column!
Published every month, the Clinicians in the Classroom column allows speech-language pathologists and audiologists to share ideas, projects and programs that they have implemented in the classroom.
Submissions should be about 1200 words long.
Clinicians who are interested in contributing to the column should contact Acquisitions Editor
Jason Mosheim
at
jmosheim@advanceweb.com
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The column will appear both in print and online, and contributors will receive a $150 honorarium.
For any questions regarding word length or other submission guidelines, please consult our
Writer's Guidelines
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Submit Your Entry!
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Humor In Therapy
In response to reader request, ADVANCE will introduce a Web-exclusive column devoted to humor in the field of speech and hearing.
Speech-language pathologists and audiologists now will have a place on our Web site to share the lighter moments of their jobs with colleagues in the field.
Readers are invited to submit humorous anecdotes and observations to Web Editor Alyssa Banotai at abanotai@advanceweb.com.
Submissions may be edited for content or appropriateness.
The column will appear on our Web site in the coming weeks.
If your submission is accepted for publication on our site, you will receive a $25 honorarium.
Read the Latest Entry!
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Share Your Therapy Tips Today!
Have tips you want to share with other SLPs and audiologists?
The ADVANCE Therapy Tips column is the perfect place to help educate your peers.
Writers will receive an honorarium of $100.
Therapy Tips submissions MUST be at least 400 words to be considered for publication.
If you are interested in submitting an article, please e-mail Associate Editor Jason Mosheim at
jmosheim@advanceweb.com
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Submit a Tip!
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ADVANCE Health Care Careers Web Site
The ADVANCE health care careers Web site, can be accessed via:
www.advanceweb.com/healthcarecareers
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Check out these features: - Job Search: Search through thousands of health care jobs all over the U.S.
using a variety of search options.
Plus, you can sign up to receive future job listing notices via e-mail.
- ADVANCE Messenger: Create customized job and CE/event searches and sign up for e-mail notifications when we add new listings that match your custom searches.
- Events Search: Search for educational events from several search options.
Then, you can save your search for later use, or to receive listing notices via e-mail.
Visit ADVANCE for Healthcare Careers
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Don't miss the July 7 edition of ADVANCE
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