The scholarship has been established by John E. Sexton, a graduate of the East Carolina University Audiology Master's Program, in support of the graduate students in Audiology who work diligently for two or three years of their lives to enter this most rewarding profession. The award is also an expression to the East Carolina University Faculty in the Communication Sciences and Disorders Department, past and present, for the support and encouragement given to John Sexton as a student and a member of the profession. Applications are available in the departmental office, Belk Annex 1, Room 102. A written statement or essay is also required. To be eligible, students must be enrolled in an occupational therapy program, a member of AOTA, demonstrate a need for financial assistance, have a record of scholastic ability, and complete the application with supporting documentation.
Applications are available in the departmental office.
A written statement or essay is also required. The fund was established in memory of Ms. Linda Fay Arrington by contributions from the Physical Therapy Alumni Professional Society, family and friends, to be used for emergency financial needs for physical therapy students enrolled at East Carolina University and supported annually by the Physical Therapy alumni. The scholarship is established through the generous contributions of the Physical Therapy Professional Society, friends, and colleagues of Professor George F. Hamilton, former Chairman of the Department of Physical Therapy, within the School of Allied Health Sciences. The purpose of the scholarship is to assist deserving students majoring physical therapy who meet academic merit requirements. The scholarship was established by Carolyn C. and Michael D. McCulley, of New Bern, North Carolina, in honor of their daughter, Catherine Virginia McCulley, who was an outstanding graduate student and received her master's degree in ECU Exercise Physiology, and was tragically killed in an automobile accident in April 1993.