The Jung Center Scholarship Application

Our scholarship fund was partially created with a gift from the estate of Cora Conner Spear, a beloved student, member, and supporter of The Jung Center of Houston. In her honor, The Jung Center grants scholarships to those otherwise unable to attend Jung Center classes or programs. The Jung Center welcomes students of any race, color, nationality, linguistic or ethnic background, gender, age, sexual orientation or disabling condition.

Requirements for Application:

Scholarship applications must be completed and submitted at least two days prior to the first class meeting or event.
Applicants will be contacted regarding their application status before classes start.
Scholarship recipients are expected to take the course they request on their application. Any change must be arranged with the Registrar.
Scholarship recipients are expected to attend all meetings of the class or the entirety of the event. Absences may affect future scholarship consideration.

If you have any questions or want to follow up on the status of a scholarship request please reach out to registrar@junghouston.org or call us at 713-524-8253 ext 101

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Please select the event you wish to apply for: *

A Breathwork Journey to Inner Connection w Gail Oktavec (Online)
An Evening with Playback Theatre W Houston Playback Theatre (In-Person)
Anchoring Hope w Nnemoma Chukwumerije and Jasmine Shah (Online)
Archaeology Now Collaboration Friday Night w Irving Finkel (In-Person)
Archaeology Now Collaboration Saturday Workshop w Irving Finkel (In-Person)
Are Angels Among Us? w Thomas Cole and Laura Spector (Hybrid)
Art of Seasonal Cooking: Fall w Karuna Diedericks (In-Person)
Breathing Room: A Feldenkrais Mini-Retreat w Gika Rector (In-Person)
Community Learning Lab w Brooke Summers-Perry (Online)
Community Learning Lab w Brooke Summers-Perry (In-Person)
Conscious Dinner Gathering w Jasmine Shah and Karuna Diedericks (In-Person)
Contemplative Photography w Denise Bossarte (In-Person)
Contradictory Truths w Michael Winters and Kelly Penrod (In-Person)
Elements Connected w Tiffany Heng-Hui Lee (In-Person)
Ethics, Desire, and Music in Lacanian Psychoanalysis w Marcelo Zigaran (Online)
Facilitating Dream Circles w Jennifer Embry (Online)
Fierce Vulnerability w Kazu Haga and Cassie Manley (Online)
Film & Psychoanalysis: Phantom Thread w Asli Baykal (screening in-person, presentation hybrid)
Film & Psychoanalysis w Adam Brownstein (screening in-person, presentation hybrid)
Finding Meaning in the Second Half of Life - A Book Study w Hadley McIntosh (In-Person)
Fractured Fairy Tales w Gwendolyn Diaz-Ridgeway (Hybrid)
Fragmented Faces w Bridget Fernandes (In-Person)
Hags and Wise Women w Sharon Blackie (Hybrid)
Hamman Professional Wellness: Integrative Healing w Hannah Armbrust (Online)
How Strengthening your Brain-to Body-Relationship… w Tessara Tucker (In-Person)
How to Love a Narcissist w Susan Schwartz (Online)
Imaginal Work w Shivam Gosai and Esha Khuruna (Online)
Interpreting Music, Interpreting the World w Chaden Yafi (Hybrid)
Laugh for the Health of It w Lee Coffee (In-Person)
Listening to Orpheus Friday Night w Rodney Waters (In-Person)
Listening to Orpheus Saturday Night w Rodney Waters (In-Person)
Living in the Sandwich Generation w Mehrnaz Gill (Hybrid)
Making peace with Aging w Karuna Haber (In-Person)
Mindful Practice With Nature w Michele Pola (In-Person / Offsite)
Mindfulness Essentials for Stress Reduction w Michele Pola (In-Person)
Personal Stories w Laura Spector (In-Person)
Re-Humanization w Jill Carroll (In-Person)
Sound Breath Rhythm Movement w Farida Meguid and Duke Hunter (In-Person)
Tai Chi Chuan for Health Session I w George Hu (In-Person)
Tai Chi Chuan for Health Session II w George Hu (In-Person)
Tea and Meditation w Alejandro Chaoul and Chris McKann (In-Person)
The Alchemist Within w Mansoor Abidi (Online)
The Art of Deep Listening w Mary Anne Casey (Hybrid)
The Ethics of Compassion w Sean Fitzpatrick (Hybrid)
The Money Wound and Its Twelve Apostles w Sandra G Moore (In-Person)
The Nones w Jill Carroll (In-Person)
The Power of Conscious Choice w Bill Kerley (Hybrid)
Tibetan Mini Retreat w Alejandro Chaoul (In-Person)
Tiny Felt Vessels w Gika Rector (In-Person)
Vasalisa & Baba Yaga w José Leal and Jack Reardon (Online)
What Matters Most: How Can We Be Free? w Sean Fitzpatrick (Hybrid)
Women Writing Through Transitions w Joyce Boatright (In-Person)
You Are the Temple w Karuna Haber (In-Person)

If Partial Scholarship selected, enter the amount you can pay:

Please describe your interest in this course or program: *

Briefly explain your financial need:

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The Jung Center Scholarship Application