Every Child Deserves Access

Championing Access in Every Classroom

The Educational Audiology Association is an international organization of audiologists and related professionals who deliver a full spectrum of hearing services to all children, particularly those in educational settings.

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EAA is driven by volunteers and members like you — join one and help shape the field.

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Coming Up

Quest for the Best in CAPD/NeuroAudiology Pathways
3rd annual virtual program on Central Auditory Processing Disorder (CAPD)
EAA EdAuD 101 Webinar
Free, non-CEU peer discussion & Q&A
AAA Annual Convention
San Antonio, TX
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Why EAA

Your Professional Community

Resources, recognition, and community for educational audiologists.

CH-EdAud Certificate

Earn the recognized credential demonstrating your specialized expertise in educational audiology.

Listserv & Community

Connect with peers through our members-only discussion forum, mentorship, and knowledge sharing.

Practice Standards & Resources

Evidence-based guidelines, advocacy tools, and resources to support your role in educational settings.

Student Scholarship Fund

Support the next generation of educational audiologists with a donation to the EAA student scholarship fund.

What's New

Recently Updated

The latest resources, documents, and tools from EAA.

Updated

14 Reasons Schools Need an Educational Audiologist

Updated advocacy resource for administrators and stakeholders.

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New

EAA Resource Library

Searchable collection of resources available on the EAA website.

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New — JEPRA

Current State of Educational Audiology Training in the United States

Dillmuth, Seaton & Gustafson

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New — JEPRA

Noise Levels on a College Campus Across Various Locations, Events, and Transportation Services

Lee, Torres, Miller, Schafer & Gopal

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New

Educational Audiology Services in Schools

Infographic overview of EdAuD services for school teams.

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A Team Approach to Hearing Assistive Technology

Infographic on team roles, processes, and red flags for HAT in schools.

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Our Mission

Advocating for Every Child's Access

EAA acts as the primary resource and active advocate for educational audiologists and related professionals through publications, continuing education, networking opportunities, and professional endeavors that advance hearing services for children.

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For Parents, Admins & School Teams

What is an Educational Audiologist?

Educational Audiologists deliver a full spectrum of hearing services to all children, particularly in educational settings. As members of the school multidisciplinary team, they facilitate listening, learning, and communication access via specialized assessments and hearing assistance technology.

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Publications & Professional Development

Stay current with research, earn continuing education, and connect at EAA events.

2 New Articles in Vol. 26

JEPRA Journal

Journal of Educational, Pediatric & (Re)Habilitative Audiology

Peer-reviewed research advancing the practice of educational audiology. Volumes spanning from the 90s through today.

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Spring 2026 Coming Soon

EAR Newsletter

Educational Audiology Review

Twice-yearly updates on association news, current practices, and member spotlights. Fall 2025 edition available now.

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2026 Conference Info Coming Soon

Professional Development

Grow your expertise through EAA conferences, webinars, and on-demand learning.

EAA Conference

Annual gathering for educational audiologists

CH-EdAud Certificate

Recognized credential in educational audiology

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EAA Learning Hub

On-demand CEU courses and webinars

For Parents & School Teams

Not sure what an educational audiologist does? These resources explain how EdAuDs support students.

For Professionals

Resources for practicing educational audiologists, students, and related professionals.