Scholarships

Division of Communication Disorders

 

In addition to amazing general scholarships offered at the time of undergraduate admission to UW, the Division of Communication Disorders offers merit-based scholarships to new and returning students within the division.

Students apply for these through UW Financial Aid and the WyoScholarships System. 

Competitive Scholarship Opportunities at UW
   

Tribute to Steve Elliott

 

Priorities for the Yagi Multicultural Scholarship in Communications Disorders include the following (in order of importance): underrepresented, international, or minority students with financial need; students with financial need who articulate how they will use their degree to promote multiculturalism and/or multilingualism; or students with financial need. Click HERE for more information!

The Dr. Thom and Terry Flamboe Graduate Fellowship in Speech-Language Pathology will be awarded to graduate students who have an interest in working with children post-graduation. Preference shall be given first to students who have unmet financial need. Student applicants must be graduate students admitted to the MS SLP program and have a 3.0 grade point average or higher. Find Out More! 

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Graduate Assistantships

Financial help for graduate students is also available each year through the department with assistantships and other funding.  Typically, graduate assistantships are awarded for one academic year and include 1/2 tuition support and a monthly stipend.  These assistantships require the student to spend 10 hours per week providing supportive services to the Division or to individual faculty members.  Awards are competitive and based on past academic performance, evidence of professional promise, and letters of recommendation. 

 

WSHA Scholarship