Congratulations Shannon O’Donnell, Diane Guerrero, Irina Potapova, and Shannon Doolittle, Student Success Fee Funding Recipients!

SLHS wants to congratulate the following recipients of the 2017-2018 Student Success Fee Academic Related Program.  This program provides students an opportunity to become engaged and involved in their education outside their academic courses.  Successful student proposals focus on academic enhancement, high impact practices, colloquia etc.

Undergraduate:

Shannon O'Donnell (Faculty Sponsor: Peter Torre):  Excellence in SLHS Student Research

The goal for this proposed project is directly in line with the San Diego State University mission to have students, at all levels, be involved in research. This proposal is requesting travel support for students to independently present at a national conference.

MA Program:

Diane Guerrero (Faculty Sponsor: Sonja Pruitt-Lord):  Speech Language Pathology CSHA Convention

Funds are requested to support 20 undergraduate, graduate and doctoral students in attending the 2018 CSHA Convention being held in Sacramento, CA, March 22-25, 2018. Funds will be used to pay for student registration, airfare, and hotel costs.

SDSU/UCSD Joint Doctoral Program in Language and Communicative Disorders:

Irina Potapova (Faculty Sponsor: Sonja Pruitt-Lord):  Fourth Annual Speech, Language and Hearing Awareness and Information Day (SAID)

Professional development events for students in Speech, Language and Hearing Sciences and peers in related fields (e.g., Education, Public Health, Physical Therapy). The project includes a professional mentoring event and our fourth annual Speech, Language and Hearing Awareness and Information Day.

SDSU/UCSD Joint Doctoral Program in Audiology:

Shannon Doolittle (Faculty Sponsor: Laura Dreisbach-Hawe):  Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences Guest Speaker Event

Since 2003, the Student Academy of Audiology has invited internationally-recognized speakers to present their leading research to students of all levels, faculty, and professional members of the community through the generous support of IRA funds provided by the College of Health and Human Sciences.

 

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