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Welcome ASHA & NSSLHA Members

ASHA journals are on Stanford University's HighWire Press. As an ASHA member you have full-text access to all of ASHA's journals, including an archive back to 1970, simply by logging on at www.asha.org and clicking through to ASHA journals.

This new site gives you greatly improved access to ASHA's journals, as well as many new features that will help you in your research:

• Table of Contents E-Mail Alerts. Sign up for alerts to new content for any or all of ASHA's journals. You can also register for these alerts from many other journals hosted by HighWire. For a complete list of journals, go to highwire.stanford.edu.
• CiteTrack Research Alerts. Track research on a particular topic or by a specific author. Set up the parameters you want to track (author, citation, key word, etc.) and receive an e-mail when articles are posted by any of the HighWire journals.
• E-Mail a Friend. If you find an article you want to share with a colleague, simply pass it along electronically.
• Improved Searchability. Quick search, advanced search, date-delimited searching...you can even search across journals in MEDLINE right from highwire.stanford.edu. Also, Google full-text indexing is supported, so you're now more likely to get Google results that include ASHA's journals.
• MyHighWire Account. Personalize your HighWire access with a free MyHighWire account - bookmark your favorite journals, manage your e-mail alerts, and much more! Go to highwire.stanford.edu/customize.

Now you can make the most of this important member benefit. There are too many features and capabilities to list here, so dig in and have a look around!

To learn more about the policies and procedures of ASHA's scholarly journals and ASHA's Publications Board and Council of Editors, feel free to consult the Editors' Handbook. Although the handbook is written as a reference for our Editors and the Publications Board, members can learn more about the journals through its contents.