School of Health Sciences Scholarships
Learn about scholarships for your future in healthcare at SEMO.
The School of Health Sciences offers scholarship opportunities across nursing, communication disorders, athletic training, and health sciences to help offset the cost of your education. Awards vary by department, eligibility, and academic year. Learn what's available to you and how to apply.
How can I get Scholarships at SEMO?
Evening Optimist Club of Cape Girardeau Scholarship
Open to students majoring in communication disorders who intend to work with hearing or speech-impaired youth. Applicant must have completed 75 credit hours with a 3.0 GPA and must show financial need.
Joan Amlingmeyer Gohn Scholarship
Awarded to a student majoring in speech pathology.
Luther and Catherine Hahs Scholarship
The Hahs Speech Scholarship is available to candidates who have completed at least 75 undergraduate hours with a major in speech pathology and have outstanding scholarship abilities with high promise as a professional speech pathologist.
Loida Farrow Lerew Memorial Scholarship
Open to U.S. citizens majoring in communication disorders. Preference will be given to applicants of European descent.
M.G. Lorberg Memorial Scholarship
The M. G. Lorberg Scholarship is open to undergraduate or graduate students who have a declared major in communication disorders.
Jeannie Stange Scholarship
The award is open to students with at least 60 undergraduate hours, a major in speech pathology with a minimum of 3.0 GPA in all studies, and a minimum 3.25 GPA in major field.
Vogelsang Scholarship for Communication Disorders
Award is open to a graduate or undergraduate student enrolled at Southeast Missouri State University majoring in communication disorders, who has completed a minimum of 70 credit hours. The minimum GPA requirement is 3.0. This scholarship is renewable, but recipients must reapply each year.
Burchell Grant Allied Health Scholarship
Awarded to a student enrolled at Southeast Missouri State University with aspirations to enter an Allied Health Profession (including communication disorders). First preference goes to students involved in campus activities with a leadership role. A minimum GPA of 3.0 is required. This scholarship is automatically renewable.
Dirk's Communication Disorders Scholarship
Awarded to a first-year graduate student studying communication disorders. Must be a student clinician, have been a student clinician, or will be a student clinician at the Center for Speech and Hearing. Required essay describing clinic-related experiences or personal goals. An application is required.
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