DONATIONS & SCHOLARSHIPS
DONATIONS
MAKE A DONATION TO THE SCHOLARSHIP FUND
All donations are tax deductible and go to the Rosen Method Foundation.
Your support is a crucial investment in the quality of the Rosen Method programs, and will give some new student an opportunity to study Rosen Method who otherwise couldn’t afford it. And your donation will make a difference to everyone in Rosen by raising awareness of the value of diversity.
If you are a practitioner, perhaps you can donate the value of one of your sessions?
If you are a student, graduate or other friend of Rosen, we hope you will make a generous contribution to the scholarship fund, whatever that may be according to your budget.
Large or small, your donation will go a long way to helping someone study Rosen Method, since the Berkeley Center matches every donation with an equal waiver of tuition.
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Rosen Method founder, Marion Rosen, was passionate about increasing the diversity of the Rosen bodywork and movement community to better reflect the composition of our increasingly diverse society. She hoped to eliminate some disparities in the school’s ability to offer opportunities to under-represented and underserved communities.
Marion understood that diversity is a deep process of recognizing where we stop being openhearted and where we limit and constrict our acceptance of others. It involves learning to celebrate difference — in the classroom, with our clients, and in all of life. This process extends beyond gender, class and race to every kind of difference, personal and social. This is why diversity work is not just a side issue in Rosen, but at the very heart of it.
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The Diversity Fund of the Rosen Method Foundation was started at Marion’s request as a way to establish a legacy on her 80th birthday. Since that beautiful celebration in 1994, the Rosen Method Diversity Fund — through generous donations from Rosen practitioners, clients and friends — has provided over one hundred scholarships to aspiring students of Rosen, and continues to raise more money for scholarships every year!
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To qualify for a scholarship, a prospective student must be committed to studying Rosen Method bodywork or movement, bring a level of diversity to the Rosen community, and demonstrate financial need.
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If a sizable donation is beyond your means for 2020, you can still help by pledging a smaller gift or by passing this message along to your clients and community. You can even provide a link to the scholarship information on your Facebook or LinkedIn page or other social media: https://www.paypal.com/fundraiser/charity/2059335
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By broadening our educational program, Rosen Method will stay current with new trends in a multicultural society, and all our graduates will be better able to serve the diverse clienteles of the future. Join us in furthering a Rosen community that is multicultural, inclusive and one that embodies Marion’s vision. We have had a generous offer from the community to match any donation up to $3,000. Please help us in reaching this goal!
SCHOLARSHIPS
THE CHERYL REED SCHOLARSHIP FUND
We are so pleased to announce that the Cheryl Reed Scholarship Fund continues to grow in honour of our dear Cheryl!
In her loving memory we will offer 1/3 of tuition scholarships for any of the Rosen Method: The Berkeley Center Bodywork courses. Please get in touch with the teachers of the class to apply for a scholarship with a brief description of your request. You will find their contact email in the class announcement.
ROSEN DIVERSITY SCHOLARSHIP
There is a second option for a tuition scholarship available from the Rosen Method Foundation for a Diversity Scholarship, for which you need to fill out an application and have an online interview indicating how you would bring diversity to the Rosen community by participating and how you see the place of social justice in Rosen Method. This scholarship, if awarded, covers 2/3 of the tuition.
The Scholarship Committee requires the application for the Diversity Scholarship to be submitted 8 weeks prior to the start date of the course.