By James W. Hall III
This article is a part of the November/December 2019, Volume 31, Number 6, Audiology Today issue.
The first ACAE Corner article was published in the November/December 2011 issue of Audiology Today. As some of you may recall, the American Academy of Audiology Annual Conference that year was held in Chicago, with Richard Roberts serving as program chair.
The inaugural ACAE Corner column, titled simply “On Accreditation,” was written by Gerald Church, then a professor in, and the director of, the doctor of audiology program at Central Michigan University.
Doris Gordon, who was the executive director of the Accreditation Commission for Audiology Education (ACAE) at that time and until 2018, introduced the new column with the statement: “...ACAE Corner...topics will concern educational issues pertaining to accreditation, audiology, and higher education. ACAE is pleased to highlight these articles and would like to have your feedback and thoughts.”
During the past eight years, a total of 48 ACAE Corner articles have appeared in Audiology Today. Although these articles addressed a variety of specific topics and issues, all focused on a common theme—the education of audiologists.
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