And we’re off! The first morning of AAA 2025+HearTECH Expo kicked off with a bang, beginning with our hands-on learning labs. Attendees dove into a wide range of topics, from music audiology to electric acoustic stimulation, all in an engaging, interactive setting.

AAA 2025 also launched with the Student Academy of Audiology (SAA) Conference, sponsored by Starkey. Undergraduate and graduate students filled the morning with dynamic panels and thought-provoking presentations. The SAA Conference continues into the afternoon and transitions into the popular SAA Mix and Mingle, sponsored by Starkey.

Our popular “Beyond the Booth” series returned with new career development sessions. In the first two sessions, attendees explored emotional intelligence, leadership resiliency, and the importance of happiness for the success of teams.

Looking Ahead

The HearTECH Expo Hall officially opens at 4:00 pm. Don’t miss the Beer and Wine Bar, sponsored by WSAudiology, and the Recharge Lounge, sponsored by HPSO.

Join us for the Celebrate Audiology Reception starting at 5:30 pm, sponsored by Hamilton CapTel. It’s the perfect opportunity to network with fellow professionals and industry leaders while enjoying a night of bars and food bites.

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