Histotechnician Mary Ann Blaney
Mary Ann Blaney was a histotechnician for 20 years. She had never heard of histology – the study of body tissues– until one of her advisors at Columbus State Community […]
Deafness/Disability Teaching and Support
Whether it’s working in disability support or as a teacher of the deaf, some AG Bell members have found themselves in jobs they may not have originally envisioned. But they […]
Andy Nelson, RN
Being a nurse with hearing loss has its challenges. For Andy Nelson, learning how to navigate the communication barriers in the health care setting while maintaining patient privacy was an […]
Supporting LSLS Certification with AG Bell Academy Scholarships
The AG Bell Academy for Listening and Spoken Language is pleased to offer two scholarships for professionals seeking certification as a Listening and Spoken Language Specialists (LSLS®).
A Passion for Color
Sue Mooney became an artist by accident. She always knew she was creative, though she didn’t do anything with it.
AG Bell’s Intern Experience
Each summer, AG Bell welcomes a group of interns in high school and college to help with running the engine that is our organization.
In Memoriam: Emilyn Kirkwood
AG Bell honors the life and career of Emilyn Kirkwood.
Kaitlin’s Magic Ears
For a third grade school assignment, Kaitlin McKoy decided to write about her ears.
Calling the Shots
Carolina Leak, recent Nofer scholarship recipient, on moving from journalism to law
Learning, Growing, and Expanding LSLS Best Practices Across the World
On June 29 and 30, an international community of people from countries participated in the AG Bell Global Listening and Spoken Language Virtual Symposium
