Student Research Award supports graduate students’ research in hearing conservation and hearing loss prevention, helping them develop work with practical applications and share findings at an NHCA conference.
Student Conference Award supports graduate students’ attendance at NHCA’s annual conference and workshops to encourage leadership development and future contributions to hearing loss prevention.
Emerging Research Grants support new and established investigators in fundamental and clinical hearing and balance research to open new lines of inquiry and build evidence for larger research awards.
The Royster Student Scholarship Award by the Acoustical Society of America supports graduate research in hearing conservation and noise control through chapter-hosted poster competitions.
Herbert Silverstein Otology/Neurotology Research Award supports early-career clinical investigators studying auditory and vestibular diseases to build independently funded research programs.
The Graduate Student Scholarship from the American Speech-Language-Hearing Association supports graduate research and training in communication sciences and disorders.