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 fully 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. Scholarships must be used during the term in which they are received.

-Scholarship recipients are expected to attend all meetings of the class or the entirety of the event. Absences may affect future scholarship consideration.

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Please select the event you wish to apply for: *

Alchemy and Jung (Online): Mansoor Abidi
An Ayurvedic Guide to a Warm Winter (In-Person, Off-Campus): Karuna Diedericks
An Evening of Tea Blending and Meditation (In-Person): Various
Armor up!: Improving Brain Health to Protect Yourself Against Dementia (Online): Kendra Anderson
Being Human and a Buddha Too (Hybrid): Anne Klein
Belonging: Embracing the Intricacy & Nuance of Our Personal and Collective Stories (In-Person): Marjorie Joseph Leanne Whitney
Between Nowhere and Somewhere (Online), Camilla R. Nielsen
Bringing Back the Gold through Mantra and Movement LECTURE (Online): Jennifer Embry Lauren Cook
Bringing Back the Gold through Mantra and Movement WORKSHOP (Online): Jennifer Embry Lauren Cook
Capturing Meaning through Video Storytelling (In-Person): Patricia Gras
Chinese Brush Painting: The Traditional Chinese Landscape (Online): Peihong Endris
Chaos in Color: R Layla Salek
Could It Be Trauma?: Supporting Kids on the Road to Recovery (In-Person): Ann Friedman Shawn Nemeth
Cultivating Joy: Teachings and Practices from 'The Book of Joy' (Hybrid): Ann Friedman
Decoding Dementia: Types, Risks, and the Power of Cognitive Examination (Online): Hannah Combs
Establishing or Growing a Private Practice (Online): Lidia Ramirez
Exploring Exile and Belonging with SoulCollage® (In-Person): Mary Moorhead
Exploring the Afternoon of Life: An Experiential Workshop (In-Person): Joyce Boatright Karleen Koen
Four Aspects of the Feminine: Mother, Hetaria, Amazon, Medial Woman (In-Person): Suzan Cotellesse
Getting to Know Your Inner Cast of Characters: Felix Scardino
Give Yourself a Hand: Michele Lees
Grief and Gratitude: Expressive Daily Practices (In-Person): Jodie Gonzalez Brooke Summers-Perry
Hamman Professional Wellness Ghosts in our Bones: A Magee Ethics Workshop (Hybrid): Sean Fitzpatrick
Home and Homelessness: Camilla Nielsen
Hope is on the Horizon: Challenges, Strategies, and Wisdom for Caregivers (In-Person or Online): Various
How Our Childhood Experiences Impact Our Adult Relationships (In-Person): Liz Seitz
Jeffrey Kripal’s 'The Superhumanities': A Book Study (Hybrid): Mark Ryan
Meditation Mini-Retreat (Hybrid): Alejandro Chaoul
Mindful Origami: November (In-Person): Rie Kojima Angeli
Mindful Origami: September (In-Person): Rie Kojima Angeli
Mindfulness Essentials for Stress Reduction (Online): Michele Pola
Mystical Humanism: Jeffrey Kripal So Far (Hybrid): Mark Ryan
Play, Meditation, and Meaning (In-Person): Alejandro Chaoul Ross Ellenhorn
Religion, Mental Health, and the Search for Meaning: TBD
Tai Chi Chuan for Health, Fall Course I (In-Person): George Hu
Tai Chi Chuan for Health, Fall Course II (In-Person): George Hu
The Entanglements of Identity: A Dual Analysis of The Red Shoes & The Emperor's New Clothes (Hybrid): José Leal
This Is Us, Houston: The Past, Present, and Future of a City (In-Person): Playback Houston Theatre
Unity: Deborah Eden Tull
Unlocking the Rib Cage – Opening the Heart: A Feldenkrais Mini-Retreat (In-Person): Gika Rector
Us & Them: When the Shadow Rules (Online): Don Streit
Vibrations of Transcendence: Orpheus, Music, and The Red Book (In-Person): Rodney Waters
Wagner's Parsifal: Jeremy Johnson and José Leal
What Matters Most: How Can We Be Free? (Hybrid): Sean Fitzpatrick
Words of the Work: A Survey of the Semantics of Social Justice (In-Person): Tracie Jae

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

Requirements for Application: