Exposing Bias in ASHA Review Committees | Why Key Proposals Get Rejected

2 Oct 2025 · 1 min
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Short excerpt from a conversation (video transcript) where Hallie Bulkin and another speaker allege bias and lack of relevant expertise on ASHA review committees. They claim personal networks influence committee membership, subject-matter experts (SMEs) were rejected from committees, and that this has led to Mayo Clinic proposals being excluded or misassigned (e.g., placed in motor speech) from ASHA conference consideration.

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