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Amy Coleman Marketing and Development Manager
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Sancta wishes to thank the following major donors of 2018 and 2019. These donors continue to contribute significant amounts towards our scholarship and bursary programme and other causes that support the mission and vision of our College. Dr Ashé De Biasio
Louise Walsh
Dr Ann Bye
The Mansourian Family
Dr Bernadette (Bernie) Schedvin
Mary Smoker
Dr Janette Sullivan
Patricia Horsley
Dr Susan Kelly
Paula Choi
Elizabeth Giugni
Professor Maree Gleeson
Fr Edmund Campion
Rachel Launders and Paul Clark
Jann Gardner
Sarah Mayo
Jennifer Laffan
Sue Burrows
Jo Phillips
Therese Catanzariti
Pam Suttor
We look forward to adding these generous supporters’ names to our Donors Honour Board which will be launched in early 2020. IT’S NEVER TOO SOON TO BECOME A DONOR: The Bev Burwash Scholarship for Women in Medicine and Health A new private scholarship was established in 2019 by Sancta Alumna Ashé De Biasio (Alumna Fresher 2010). The inaugural recipient of the scholarship is Simone Badiu (Fresher 2019); Simone grew up in Western Sydney and wanted to live at College in order to maximise her study time and support. She has been fully self-funding her time at College through significant part-time work hours whilst she completes her Bachelor of Medical Science at The University of Sydney.
1 Recipients of the Patricia Horsley Scholarship Amelia-Anne Merz, Casey Allen and Danny Zhang with Donor and Alumna Fresher 1948 Patricia Horsley 2 Scholarship Recipient Ailish Seedsman with Donors Paul Clark and Rachael Launders (Alumna Fresher 1986), and their dog JT Clark 3 Scholarship Recipients Rita Andraos and Samuel Buswell with Donor and Alumna Fresher 1957 Pam Suttor
Ashé DeBiasio attended Sancta from 2010-2012 whilst completing her undergraduate degree in Science (Neuroscience) and was the first recipient of the JT Clark Scholarship, donated by fellow Alumna Rachel Launders and her husband Paul Clark. As a junior doctor at present, Ashé has now established a scholarship in honour of her
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