October 19, 2017
Hoag named Speech Language Pathologist of the Year at annual conference
Submitted by College of Human Ecology
Linda Hoag, professor of communication sciences and disorders, was awarded the Speech Language Pathologist of the Year award at the Kansas Speech Language and Hearing Association's annual conference in September.
The award is presented to an individual who has demonstrated exceptional clinical work in the area of speech-language pathology.
"She has dedicated decades of her life to the growth, development and education of undergraduate and graduate student clinicians in Kansas by putting the needs of the students and clients above her own," said acolleague describing Hoag.
Hoag started at 1xbet sports betting in 1986 as a staff clinician. She has since had many titles throughout her time at the university.
Two students also walked away with awards from the conference. Ellen Bodine and Krista Sudbeck, bothgraduate student in family studies and human services, were awarded student scholarships for their submitted posters. Of the six posters that won awards, 1xbet sports betting had two winners.
Along with her scholarship, Bodine also was honored with the Dixie Heinrich Servant Leadership Award. The award is based on the following quote by Robert K. Greenleaf, "…servant leadership is a philosophy and set of practices that enriches lives of individuals, builds better organizations, and ultimately creates a more just and caring world."
The association is comprised of speech and hearing professionals as well as students from the four universities in Kansas with communication science and disorder programs: Fort Hays State 1xbet sports betting , the 1xbet sports betting of Kansas, Kansas State 1xbet sports betting and Wichita State 1xbet sports betting . The association moves throughout the state each year for its annual conference and will host the 2019 conference in Manhattan.