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 Student Travel Awards
Conference travel award applicants must submit a conference travel
award application. Read more about these awards
Learn more about student membership in NHCA (it's free!)
Read about previous student travel award recipients.
Student Research Awards
Research award applicants must submit a scholarship application, official transcript(s), AND two recommendations using the
scholarship recommendation form. Below is a
summary document regarding research award applications. Use this checklist to ensure that all required application materials are received by the deadline.
Learn more about student membership in NHCA (it's free!)
Read about previous student research award recipients.
NHCA Scholarship Foundation
The NHCA Scholarship Foundation (a tax-exempt organization – 501c3)
was begun to provide scholarship awards to graduate students focusing
on applied/practical studies in hearing loss prevention/hearing conservation at regionally accredited institutions. The Foundation fulfills this mission by awarding stipends
to currently enrolled graduate students pursuing research investigations and traveling to the NHCA national convention.
The Foundation is managed by six officers and a student member. The officers are: James Lankford, Ph.D. (President); Mary McDaniel, Au.D. (Treasurer); Jim Jerome (Secretary); John Casali, Ph.D. (Director); Vernon Larson, Ph.D. (Director); and Susan Megerson (Director). The student member is Erin Keller. A Review Committee evaluates the applications and decides who will receive the available scholarships. The same process is used for travel awards to the national convention.
This is an excellent investment in the graduate students pursuing
studies in hearing loss prevent/hearing conservation. Donors are
encouraged and welcomed to give a tax deductible contribution to the Foundation.
Please send all donations to:
NHCA Scholarship Foundation
7995 E. Prentice Ave., Suite 100
Greenwood, CO 80111-2710
303-224-9022 / Fax: 303-770-1614
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