Scholarships

Established in 2019 by the Eric M. Suhl Foundation in memory of Eric M. Suhl, who lived with colitis for many years, this scholarship supports UT students living with colitis, Crohn’s disease, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) or another chronic medical condition. Minimum $1,000 awarded each fall, with additional awards available based on funding. Applications are accepted during the spring semester.

Established in memory of Lois Ford LaBauve, a Texas educator and founder of the Texas Talking Book Program, this scholarship supports students whose disabilities impact access to printed materials. Minimum $500 awarded each year, with additional awards available based on funding. Applications reviewed during the spring semester.

For students at the senior, master or doctoral level with a disability that causes a significant functional limitation. Applicants must demonstrate an interest in pursuing a research career. Preference given to traditionally underrepresented groups.

For students with physical disabilities enrolled in at least six credit hours at UT, with preference given to students with mobility disabilities. A minimum 2.5 UT GPA is required. Financial need may be considered.

For students with disabilities or students preparing for careers supporting people with disabilities, particularly children with disabilities. Financial need may be considered.

Established in 2021, this scholarship supports undergraduate students with visual disabilities pursuing degrees and careers in STEM fields. Funding may be used for tuition, housing, living expenses or UT fees. Applications are accepted in the spring semester and awarded in the fall.

For currently enrolled students with disabilities needing financial support for disability-related educational expenses, professional development, conferences and training, assistive technology, study abroad opportunities, emergency needs or other educational expenses.