Come out and celebrate your extraordinary EARs! 

The students of A.T. Still University's Arizona School of Health Sciences

Doctor of Audiology program will host a grand day of games, 

crafts, food, and much more for Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing 

children, their parents, and friends!

Our next E.A.R. Day will be held on

TBD - 2024

Check-in will begin at 9:30 am

Event will conclude at 1:00 pm, lunch will be provided.

You must register for this event. 

Registration is CLOSED

All attendees MUST be registered using the Eventbrite registration. 

PLEASE MAKE SURE YOU PRINT YOUR TICKETS AND/OR YOU DOWNLOAD THE EVENTBRITE APP

ASL Interpreters are provided free of charge to parents and children upon request.

A.T. Still University is such an amazing place!! I took my sisters and mom to a fun day with A.T. Still University students. When we arrived we got awesome yellow T-shirts and A.T. Still University backpack and other cool swag!!! We got to do a huge group picture after all the kids registered and we were put into small groups. My group leaders name was Jan. She was really nice. She was from Illinois and was studying to become an audiologist. An audiologist studies the function of the ear. I wear hearing aids because I am hard of hearing, but there were all types of kids participants in the camp with different kinds of hearing loss. We rotated different rooms and each room was really fun! We did tie dye, a really fun obstacle course, a couple awesome inflatable slides, fresh popcorn, and a picture booth!!! My mom was able to gather information from organizations who have news about hearing loss. I almost forgot the scrumptious lunch we had!! Did I say everything was free? Hearing loss may have it's disadvantages but with University and community love and support it makes kids like us enjoy our lives just a little bit more even though we cannot hear well and for some not at all. 

Thank you A.T. STILL University for a day to remember! 

Elijah D'Addabbo

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