The Dr. Deb Corley & Santé Center for Healing Scholarship Winner:
Brittany David, College of William and Mary
The Rip Corley & Santé Center for Healing Scholarship Winners:
Mason Collie, University of Houston
Carey Price, Weatherford College
The Sam Slaton & Santé Center for Healing Scholarship
No recipient this year.
Founded in 1996, Santé Center for Healing has been providing integrity-driven, evidence-based, and personalized long-term recovery for those suffering from substance use disorders, mental health, trauma, problematic sexual behavior, disordered eating and other compulsive behaviors.
In addition, Santé’s legacy includes providing therapeutic expertise for those in need of addiction treatment by: serving as a teaching facility for masters level student clinicians pursuing the mental and behavioral health field; and providing established and tenured clinicians throughout the community with education, awareness, tools and CEUs towards their credentials and important work.
Today, in recognition of three of Santé’s legacy makers – co-founder Rip Corley, co-founder/co-owner Deb Corley and CEO Sam Slaton, we extend financial collegiate scholarships to students wishing to further and advance their education.
Santé Center for Healing offers:
To apply for the Rip Corley Scholarship, please submit an essay (up to 600 words) describing the “recovery advantage,” its impact on your education and what makes you the ideal candidate for this award. In addition to the essay, please include: your first and last legal name, phone number, email address, mailing address, date of birth, college/university attending, major and minor, letter for recommendation from your sponsor in the program, recommendation letter from 1 teacher or professor, college transcript, and anticipated graduation date.
To apply for the Deb Corley Scholarship, please submit an essay (up to 600 words) describing why you believe the mental and behavioral health field is compelling, what you hope to achieve in your career and what makes you the ideal candidate for this award. In addition to the essay, please include: your first and last legal name; phone number; email address; mailing address; date of birth; undergraduate degree already attained and from what institution; college/university attending; name of graduate program, graduate degree pursuing; recommendation letters from two graduate professors; undergrad college transcript and anticipated grad school graduation date.
To apply for the Sam Slaton Scholarship, please submit an essay (up to 600 words) describing why leadership specific to the mental and behavioral health field intrigues you, identified problems in the field potentially solved with your leadership and what makes you the ideal candidate for this award. In addition to the essay, please include: your first and last legal name; phone number; email address; mailing address; date of birth; undergraduate degree already attained and from what institution; college/university attending; name of graduate program, graduate degree pursuing; recommendation letters from two graduate professors; undergrad college transcript and anticipated grad school graduation date.
Applicant’s must be:
Please note this is a one-time scholarship.
Scholarship submissions will be reviewed by a Santé-selected committee of tenured behavioral health professionals. The review period begins after the submission deadline, and scholarship recipients will be chosen by the selection committee.
All scholarship submissions give Santé Center for Healing permission to contact the applicants’ school for enrollment verification. Applicants also agree that their name, essay and award may be used on Santé’s website, community announcements or articles (i.e. social media, press releases, newsletters, etc.). You may remain anonymous if requested in your submission.
Santé will notify the scholarship winners on the award date mentioned above. The scholarship funds will be credited towards tuition to an accredited college or university’s bursar’s office.