The Hear Here Hartford (HHH) Chapter of HLAA will award up to two separate scholarships to eligible applicants who demonstrate strong leadership and self-advocacy skills in their communities while exhibiting a positive attitude.

ELIGIBLE APPLICANTS
In order to be eligible for any Hear Here Hartford scholarship, you must have a hearing loss. Two scholarships of $1,000 each are available to high school seniors and current college students who will attend college in 2025. If you have received an HHH scholarship in the past, you may be considered for another scholarship, but first-time applicants will receive priority attention.

APPLICANT’S ESSAY
Your essay should specifically address how you demonstrated strong self-advocacy and leadership skills in your community and high school or college environment while showing an overall positive attitude in the last year. If you were able to attend a Hear Here Hartford activity, please explain how Hear Here Hartford helped you to develop these skills. Your essay must be between 400-500 words in length. You will receive a follow up email to this application submission. Please respond to that email, making sure to attach your essay and resume.

DEADLINE

This application form must be submitted along with an essay or video to us below at Hear Here Hartford College Scholarship Committee by May 30, 2025.  No applications will be considered after this deadline.  Scholarship recipients will be notified by email on or before June 11, 2025.  The HHH Scholarships will be awarded at the 2025 Walk4Hearing on Sunday, June 22, 2025, at 10am at the Dunkin (Yardgoats) Stadium, 1214 Main Street in Hartford during the program.  Chosen recipients of the scholarships MUST be in attendance to receive the awards. 

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Street Address *

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City, State, and Zip code *

Cell Phone Number *

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Educational Information – High School

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College

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College Major

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• Full-time
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Applicant Status (please check one):

• First-year student (traditional freshman)
• Transfer student from another college or university
• Continuing graduate student

If you were able to attend any past HHH meetings, including the Walk 4 Hearing, please describe your experience and what you found to be most valuable and why: *

Special Achievements/Honors/Recognition (or a resume)

Extracurricular Activites, HHH, and Community Involvement (or a resume):

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