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FOUNDATION SCHOLARSHIP CATALOG [front]

COMMUNICATIVE DISORDERS

William G. and Beverly J. Larsen Scholarship:
Awarded to a senior majoring in Communicative Disorders with a minimum GPA of 3.0.

Margaret W. Shaw, George B. Shaw, Pauline Hill, and Gordon Hill Scholarship:
Awarded to an undergraduate student who will be enrolled in junior or senior level work at UW-RF for the following year, will be enrolled in courses toward a degree in Communicative Disorders, and is in good academic standing as determined by the department.

Rhinella D. Schwebach Memorial Scholarship:
Awarded to a junior or senior. First preference given to a student interested in the fields of audiology or teaching of the hearing impaired. Second preference will be given to a student planning to continue in the field of speech language pathology.