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SHAA Scholarships

SHAA has a scholarship program for students in the graduate programs in Communication Sciences and Disorders in Alabama.  It is funded by the Memorial Scholarship Fund, begun in 2009.  The scholarships awarded honor various SHAA members who have made significant contributions to SHAA. 


SHAA presents scholarships during the Annual Convention.  

  • Two $500 scholarships, one each to a graduate audiology student and a graduate speech-language pathology student, based on applications submitted by students themselves. 
  • Seven $100 scholarships to outstanding students recognized by their professors in Alabama's university graduate programs in Communication Sciences and Disorders. 

Click here to submit for the Graduate Student Scholarships


SHAA DEI Student Scholarship 

  • The SHAA DEI Minority SLP Graduate Student Scholarship is awarded to a graduate student at a Speech-Language Pathology program in the state of Alabama who is a member of an under-represented group (race, ethnicity, and/or male) and a SHAA member.
  • The SHAA DEI Minority AUD Graduate Student Scholarship is awarded to a graduate student at an Audiology program in the state of Alabama who is a member of an under-represented group (race, ethnicity, and/or male) and a SHAA member.
  • The SHAA DEI Minority Undergraduate Student Scholarship is awarded to an Undergrad student at a Communication Sciences and Disorders program in the state of Alabama who is a member of an under-represented group (race, ethnicity, and/or male) and a SHAA member.

Each student must complete the SHAA DEI Scholarship application and submit a photo to the DEI Chair.  The scholarship recipients are chosen by the DEI committee and awarded at the annual SHAA Convention.  

Click here to submit for the DEI Graduate Student Scholarship


The Speech and Hearing Association of Alabama
Phone: (205) 873-6667 
Mailing Address: 
P.O. Box 380124, Birmingham, AL 35238-0124

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