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Offered by LTZ Foundation
Are you an undergraduate student in the United States with significant bilateral hearing loss? “Significant bilateral hearing loss” refers to having at least a 50 dB unaided hearing loss in both ears or requiring cochlear implants. If you meet these criteria, consider applying for the LTZ Foundation Scholarship! Each year, the scholarship is awarded in varying amounts to multiple top applicants who answer a few essay questions and submit an audiogram, high school transcript, and letters of recommendation. If you’re a college student with significant bilateral hearing loss, we encocurage you to apply! Keep on reading to learn more.
The LTZ Foundation was officially established as a 501(c)3 entity in January 2003 with total assets of approximately $7,000 from contributions at Louise Tumarkin Zazove's memorial service. The Foundation commemorates the life of Louise Tumarkin Zazove, the eldest child of poor Russian immigrant parents who was born in 1915 in New York City and dreamed of becoming a physician despite it being incredibly unconventional for women at that time. She perservered and was finally accepted at the Chicago Medical School as the only woman in an entering class of 92 students. She would later go on to have a son who had bilateral hearing loss. Despite this challenge, he persevered like his mother, and went on to become one of the first deaf physicians in the United States.
This scholarship is open to students meeting the below eligibility criteria.
College Students
Disability
Applicants must have must have significant bilateral hearing loss (at least a 50 dB unaided hearing loss in both ears (or cochlear implant(s)).
In addition to the below application materials, interested students must submit their guardians' tax forms and an audiogram, and must answer a few survey questions.
Academic transcript
Letter of recommendation
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