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The Department of Audiology & Speech-Language Pathology in the College of Health and Public Service is home to students who are dedicated to addressing the needs of our communities. When you invest in ASLP scholarships, you make a lasting impact on the community and help our students reach their goals.

ASLP offers several different scholarships to current students:

Brenda L. Petersen Scholarship

Open to undergraduate student’s enrolled fulltime in the College of Health and Public Service, who are interested in pursuing a degree in Audiology within the Department of Speech and Hearing Sciences, with a 3.0 GPA or above. In the event no applicant meets the required criteria, students enrolling full-time in Speech-Language Pathology will be eligible.

Typical scholarship awards range from $250-$1,000.

*All eligible students must maintain full time enrollment as established by the University, unless the student is nearing completion of their degree program and does not need full time enrollment.

Rebecca Riegler Yates Endowed Scholarship

Open to graduate students enrolled fulltime in the Speech-Language Pathology program in the College of Health and Public Service, with a 3.0 GPA or above. The purpose of The SLP Graduate Scholarship Fund is to provide scholarship support for second-year graduate students in the Department of Speech-Language Pathology. If no applicant meets the required criteria, then available funds will be held for future awards.

Typical scholarship awards range from $250-$1000. The number of competitive awards given each year is dependent on the number of applicants.

*All eligible students must maintain full time enrollment as established by the University, unless the student is nearing completion of their degree program and does not need full time enrollment.

The Marjorie Murray Lane Audiology Endowment

Created in honor of Marjorie Murray Lane and to support full-time audiology graduate students at the University, this scholarship is open to applicants who meet the minimum entrance and continuing academic performance standards of the Department of Audiology & Speech-Language Pathology in effect at the time of any award. In the event no applicant meets this criteria, students enrolling full-time in Speech-Language Pathology will be eligible.

This scholarship may be awarded to a previous recipient on an annual basis if the recipient reapplies and continues to meet eligibility requirements.

*All eligible students must maintain full time enrollment as established by the University, unless the student is nearing completion of their degree program and does not need full time enrollment.

You can also choose to support the mission of the Audiology & Speech-Language Pathology programs in other ways.

Joanne Moore Fund for Children: The UNT Speech & Hearing Center, through its mission of clinical teaching, serves not only the UNT campus community but also the general public. The Joanne Moore Fund for Children was created to financially assist families whose children could not otherwise receive services at UNT Speech & Hearing Center.
ASLP Department Development Fund: A way to give without designating a specific recipient. The ASLP Development Fund provides funds for a wide variety of projects, including but not limited to:research seed funding, purchase of cutting-edge clinical equipment, support for fundraising activities and alumni gatherings, or bringing nationally- and internationally-known researchers to speak on the UNT campus.

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