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Today, many children born with hearing loss detected early, fitted with proper hearing technology, early intervention and language development - learn to listen and talk. The Nevada chapter of AG Bell (AGBNV), established in 2006, consists of individuals, parents, children, and families, as well as, various hearing loss professionals. Our chapter community is a support network offering parent education, encouragement, mentorship, and purpose driven events. We hope you’ll check us out: We’re HEAR for you!

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Officers

Arnie Altman

Co-President

Arnie Altman is co-president of the Nevada chapter of AG Bell. He is married to Corrine Altman, and the two of them have raised five children, the first two of whom were born with profound hearing loss. Owner of Rainbow Media, Altman has served the Las Vegas community as a professional event photographer since 1981.

Corrine Altman

Co-President

Corrine Altman serves on the board of the Nevada chapter and is a former two term AG Bell National board of directors member. Founder of NcourgeMint, a JTC Satellite parent education program, Altman served a three-year term as president of Sound Foundation.

Dr. Nichole Sheldon

Professional Advisory Board Member

Dr. Sheldon received a master’s degree in audiology from Northern Illinois University in 2002. She received a doctorate degree in audiology from the Pennsylvania College of Optometry - School of Audiology in 2005. She holds audiology, hearing aid dispensing and board of education licenses in Nevada.

Taci May

Parent Advisory Board Member

Taci May serves AG Bell Nevada chapter as a Parent Advisory Board member. She lives in Logandale, Nevada with her husband and 4 children. Her oldest child has a profound hearing loss which was diagnosed at 18 months old and uses Bi-lateral Cochlear Implants.

2021 Events

Chapter Resources and Information

A.G.Bell is committed to equipping you with the tools you need to take action. Here, we provide you with resources for further learning that can help you ensure your child has the opportunity to develop language on par with children who have no hearing loss.