Community Service Scholarship

Community Service Scholarship

We are invested in supporting the integration of somatic practices and social justice, and improving access to BMC across diverse communities. We believe in the potential for embodiment and somatic practices to create positive change in the world. In support of this, we are offering two half-price Community Service Scholarships for students entering the Somatic Movement Educator program who are committed to integrating and sharing the BMC work within diverse and/or traditionally underserved communities.

You can apply for a scholarship for individual courses or for the entire SME program, although preference will be given to applicants who wish to complete the entire program.

To be eligible for SEA’s Community Service Scholarships you must be:

Currently working with diverse populations and/or traditionally underserved communities, and
Committed to applying the skills and knowledge you gain from the SME program into your work with underserved communities and diverse populations.

General Scholarship Information:

A scholarship is 50% off the regular course/program fee.
Scholarship applicants are encouraged to pay the full deposit ($250 per course) to hold a place in an upcoming module. If you are unsuccessful and therefore unable to attend, your deposit will be refunded.
Scholarship students must be involved in serving diverse populations and/or underserved communities at the time of applying for the scholarship.
Preference will be given to students committed to completing the entire SME program.
Scholarship applicants also need to submit a general SME Application Form via email.
Scholarship applications are due by close of day 22 November 2024. Applicants will be notified by 15 December.

Scholarship Application Form

Please email us at admin@seasomaticeducation.com if you have any questions, or if you need help completing the form.

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How does your current work include and engage diverse populations and/or traditionally underserved communities? Please include details such as your role in the work, how long you have been active in this work, and links to any supporting material you would like to share with us.

How does your current work support and relate to your interest in BMC and the SME program specifically?

How do you think Body-Mind Centering®, and the SME program specifically, might support the work you are currently doing with diverse populations and/or underserved communities? In what ways do you imagine you might apply the BMC material to this work?

Is your participation in the SME course/program dependent upon a scholarship?

APPLICATION DUE DATES:
Scholarship applications are due by close of day 15 November 2024. Applicants will be notified by 1 December.