The American Academy of Audiology Foundation (AAAF) has announced two scholarship recipients supported by a contribution from AudiologyOnline.
AudiologyOnline donates to the AAAF Continued Achievement Scholarship, which benefits qualified students currently enrolled in AuD, PhD, or AuD/PhD programs who show exceptional promise in providing outstanding patient care as clinical audiologists.
This year’s recipients of $2000 scholarships each are:
Parker Hagemann, University of Iowa
“Receiving this scholarship means so much to me, not only because it recognizes the education and career I am pursuing, but because it supports something I deeply value: being a lifelong learner. I truly cannot wait to continue learning throughout my career, and this scholarship provides me with additional resources and opportunities to continue growing along that journey. I am incredibly grateful for the support and investment in my education and future.”
Sophia He, University of the Pacific
“It is an honor to be the recipient of the Continued Achievement Scholarship Award! I am ecstatic to have AudiologyOnline as a resource for me as a student, but also for my career, so I am able to stay at the forefront of this field. This means absolutely so much to me and I cannot be more thankful.”
In addition to the scholarship, both recipients will receive a lifetime subscription to AudiologyOnline to support their lifelong learning.
“As a doctorate-level profession, we recognize that audiology requires intense personal and professional commitments from students over many years,” said Carolyn Smaka, AuD, content strategy advisor for AudiologyOnline. “We see these scholarships as a means to help support talented audiology students and also as an investment in the future of our profession.”
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