2013 CSHA Graduate Student
Scholarship Awards
CSHA CONVENTION
MARCH 8, 2013
LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA
Sincere Appreciation: 2013 Scholarship
Foundation Sponsors
Corporate Donors
($1000 and over)
Speech Pathology Group
HCR ManorCare
LinguiSystems
Communication Works & Abington Speech Pathology
Services, Inc.
AT&T Relay Services
Sincere Appreciation: 2013 Scholarship
Foundation Sponsors
Membership Donors
$25 - $99 Friend
District 3 Raffle
$1,000 - $2,499 Student’s Sponsor
One Anonymous Donor
$5,000 - $9,999 Silver Donor
$2,500 - $3,499 Student’s Hero
$10,000 - $24,999 Gold Donor
$3, 500- $4,999 Bronze Donor
$25,000 + Blue Ribbon Donor
Kristine Parker
Lourdes Pedroarias
Beryl Fogel
Holly Kaiser
(In Memory of Jomar Lococo)
$100 - $499 Supporter
Rosemary Scott
Kristi Montooth
Gary Montooth
Robert Hanyak
$500 - $999 Benefactor
Sincere Appreciation: 2013 Scholarship
Foundation Sponsors
Memorial Donors
Julie Ramage: Judith Porter Scholarship Fund
Judith Porter, M.A., CCC-SLP
July 30, 1940 - November 2, 2009
Speech-Language Pathologist, colleague, teacher,
friend, inspiration
Student Scholar Finalists
 Traci Bernhardt
 Anne Coleman
 Rachel Connelly
 Marita Garcia
 Hannah Jaycox
 Terri McKee
 Yuriy Osiychuk
 Elizabeth Peterson
 Amy Sterner
 Crystal Thomas
 Sarah Weissmuller
District 2
District 3
District 6
District 3
District 9
District 5
District 2
District 6
District 8
District 7
District 8
2013 CSHA Graduate Student Scholars:
Scholarship Grant Amount: $1000.00
Vicki Lin
California State University, Northridge
Vicki Lin
California State University, Northridge
“With the important contributions from the CSHA’s
scholarship grant, I will be able to contribute more
toward volunteer work for our community and
continue working hard toward my goals of becoming
an SLP, serving and being inspired by the
populations in need. Thank you for the recognition
and the scholarship.”
Nancy Cobb-Lewis
California State University, San Marcos
Nancy Cobb-Lewis
California State University, San Marcos
“I am currently enrolled at California State University
San Marcos in the Communicative Sciences and
Disorders program. I have been unemployed since
2009 and this scholarship will be of great assistance
to me in paying for tuition costs associated with my
education and pursuing my dream to become a SLP!”
Cori Martin
California State University, San Marcos
Cori Martin
California State University, San Marcos
“I am honored to be one of the recipients of the CSHA
Graduate Student Scholarship. This award will allow
me to purchase educational resources and therapy
materials that I will retain as professional tools and
references so I can provide the best possible care and
treatment. Thank you for your continued support.”
Brittney Becker
University of Redlands
Brittney Becker
University of Redlands
"The receipt of this scholarship will assist me in
completing my master's degree at the close of the
semester and pursue a fellowship position in medical
speech-language pathology. After gaining significant
clinical experience, I would also like to pursue a
doctoral degree and potentially teach at the
university level."
Laura Carlson
California State University, Sacramento
Laura Carlson
California State University, Sacramento
“It is an honor to be chosen as a recipient of this
scholarship grant. This award will ease the financial
burden of graduate school and empower me to
become a dedicated speech-language pathologist. I
am very grateful to CSHA and its generous affiliates
who made this scholarship possible.”
Jenna Milburn
California State University, Sacramento
Jenna Milburn
California State University, Sacramento
“As a single mother, finances are the biggest obstacle
barring me from graduating. Because of the
generosity of this scholarship, my strides toward
graduation are achievable. The devotion of the
members of the CSHA organization to the lives of
students is commendable. Thank you for your
commitment to our futures.”
Brianna Roberts
San Diego State University
Brianna Roberts
San Diego State University
“The CSHA Graduate Scholarship award will help me
pay for my first year of graduate study at San Diego
State University, where I am currently preparing for
a career as a school-based SLP. My goal is to help
bilingual children with speech and language
disorders to flourish. Thank you, CSHA!”