EAA Doctoral Scholarship
Purpose:
The Doctoral Scholarship sponsored by the Educational Audiology Association is awarded on an annual basis. Up to $2,000 of financial assistance will be presented to a student or students enrolled in good standing in a Doctoral of Audiology (AuD) or Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) program at an accredited university. The applicant must show a vested interest in educational and/or pediatric audiology either through research, volunteerism, or clinical experience. The scholarship is not based on financial need.
Requirements:
- The applicant must be a student member of the Educational Audiology Association
- Proof of Enrollment
- The application must provide proof of enrollment in an accredited AuD or PhD program. Please include a letter from the program director that verifies the applicant’s good standing within the program.
- The applicant must be enrolled in the 2nd, 3rd or 4th year within the academic program
- Transcripts verifying a GPA of 3.0 or higher
Completed Application Form (below)
- Essay
- Please address each of the following statements keeping your response to a maximum of 1,000-words
- Describe why you would like to pursue a career with a focus in the area of educational and/or pediatric audiology
- Describe your skills and strengths that make you particularly suited to work with children who have hearing challenges.
- Identify an individual and explain how that person has influenced your pursuit of a career in educational/pediatric audiology.
- Copy of Resume
- 2 Letters of Recommendation
- One letter of recommendation from a faculty member from the applicant’s program on university letterhead
- One letter of recommendation from a clinical supervisor from the applicant’s program
The selection committee will consist of a panel of at least three reviewers including the Nominations and Awards Chairperson. The scholarship will be awarded annually. Recipients will be honored at the EAA Conference held every other year.
Any questions can be directed to the Vice President of Nominations and Awards at admin@edaud.org. Applications are due May 1.
Previous Recipients:
- Kasey Cain, California State University, Sacramento (2023)
- Brandon Roepel (Northwestern University), Jessica Huddleworth (University of Oklahoma) (2022)
- Beth Parrot, Laura Sylvia (2012)
- Natalie Benefield, Jana Whalen (2011)
- Erica Rubio, Stella Ng (2010)
- Nancy Sharpio, Amanda Davis, Robyn Miller (2006)
- Ronni Glass (2005)
- Carrie Spangler, Denise Lux (2004)
- Mary Louise Brozena, Erin Plyler, Erin Wright (2002)
- Judith Elkayam (2000)
- Please address each of the following statements keeping your response to a maximum of 1,000-words