GSHFoundation 2023 Scholars

GSHFoundation Scholars 2023

Announcing Seven Second Annual GSHFoundation Scholarship Winners

We had a record number of applicants and are delighted to announce the 2023 GSHFoundation Scholars. These scholarships were awarded to deserving students in the field of speech-language pathology and audiology from under-represented groups and those with financial needs.

Check back in Winter 2023 for the next GSHFoundation Scholarship opportunity!

CONGRATS TO THE 2023 GSHFOUNDATION SCHOLARS!

Aasha Brooks

"This gift has alleviated a lot of stress towards finding the financial resources to cover fees and allows me to dedicate time to my studies, clinical internship, and preparing for the Praxis exam."

School: Georgia State University

Anticipated Degree: M.S. in Communication Sciences and Disorders

Anticipated Graduation Date: July 2022

Kelley Ngo

"I want to help change this field so that the clinicians that are serving the community match what the community look like."

School: Georgia State University

Anticipated Degree: M.S. in Communication Sciences and Disorders

Anticipated Graduation Date: May 2024

Kenterrio Woods

"One of my goals as a future speech-language pathologist is to educate minority communities on the speech-language pathology career path to promote more diversity in the field. Thanks to the GSHFoundation, I am one step closer to that goal."

School: University of West Georgia

Anticipated Degree: M.S Speech-Language Pathology

Anticipated Graduation Date: May 2023

Malini Laxman

"I am delighted to have my efforts recognized in being a master's international student in our field. I will do my best to achieve great heights and improve the bilingualism field in Georgia."

School: Georgia State University

Anticipated Degree: M.S. in Communication Sciences and Disorders

Anticipated Graduation Date: December 2023

Margaret Tucker

"One of my goals as a future speech-language pathologist is to educate minority communities on the speech-language pathology career path to promote more diversity in the field. Thanks to the GSHFoundation, I am one step closer to that goal."

School: University of Georgia

Anticipated Degree: M.S. in Communication Sciences and Disorders

Anticipated Graduation Date: May 2024

Mattie Wolfson

"I am delighted to have my efforts recognized in being a master's international student in our field. I will do my best to achieve great heights and improve the bilingualism field in Georgia."

School: Valdosta State University

Anticipated Degree: Master's of Education in Communication Sciences and Disorders

Anticipated Graduation Date: May 2025

Morgan Dasher

"One of my goals as a future speech-language pathologist is to educate minority communities on the speech-language pathology career path to promote more diversity in the field. Thanks to the GSHFoundation, I am one step closer to that goal."

School: Georgia Southern University

Anticipated Degree: M.S. in Communication Sciences and Disorders

Anticipated Graduation Date: May 2023

GSHFoundation Scholars 2023

Announcing Seven Second Annual GSHFoundation Scholarship Winners

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"This gift has alleviated a lot of stress towards finding the financial resources to cover fees and allows me to dedicate time to my studies, clinical internship, and preparing for the Praxis exam."

"I want to help change this field so that the clinicians that are serving the community match what the community look like."

"One of my goals as a future speech-language pathologist is to educate minority communities on the speech-language pathology career path to promote more diversity in the field. Thanks to the GSHFoundation, I am one step closer to that goal."

"I am delighted to have my efforts recognized in being a master's international student in our field. I will do my best to achieve great heights and improve the bilingualism field in Georgia."

"One of my goals as a future speech-language pathologist is to educate minority communities on the speech-language pathology career path to promote more diversity in the field. Thanks to the GSHFoundation, I am one step closer to that goal."

"I am delighted to have my efforts recognized in being a master's international student in our field. I will do my best to achieve great heights and improve the bilingualism field in Georgia."

"One of my goals as a future speech-language pathologist is to educate minority communities on the speech-language pathology career path to promote more diversity in the field. Thanks to the GSHFoundation, I am one step closer to that goal."