Give to the Beasley & Henley Interior Design Endowed Scholarship

Beasley & Henley Interior Design was founded in 1993 by Stephanie Henley and Troy Beasley and has grown into an industry-leading design firm, focusing on commercial and residential interior design and interior architecture.

Henley earned a degree in economics from McGill University in Montreal and quickly channeled her entrepreneurial spark into a partnership with designer Beasley to establish the firm that bears their names. For over 30 years, Henley has steered the firm’s financial and marketing successes. Beasley excelled in Seminole State's interior design program, graduating with high honors in 1989. For over 30 years, Henley has steered the firm’s financial and marketing successes, while Beasley developed the foundations in design that have led to the firm's enduring success.

The firm appreciates having Seminole State in their "backyard," with talented designers graduating every year, and have had the honor of working with many of these talented designers over the years. As one of the first graduates from Seminole State’s interior design program, Beasley's stellar career exemplifies the success that can come from this program. 

Both partners value education and recognize its significant impact on individuals and society. Dedicated to helping others achieve their potential, the Beasley & Henley Interior Design Endowed Scholarship was created to help aspiring designers reach their full potential to make significant contributions to this dynamic and vibrant profession.

"We want to let these designers know how important their contributions are to the world of design, so we established a means of helping those who might need it to realize their dreams," said Henley.

Florida residents pursuing a Bachelor of Applied Science in Interior Design at Seminole State who possess a 3.0 cumulative GPA or higher and demonstrate financial need are eligible to apply.

Success Stories

Khiva Phillips

The youngest of four, Khiva Phillips is the second in her family to have the privilege of a college education. Throughout her childhood, she would look to her siblings to learn how to navigate life.  After her siblings had moved away from home, Phillips was alone for the first time and she began to focus on what she wanted in life; ultimately discovering her passion for interior design.  Her dream is to be in a career she is proud and excited to work in everyday, whether it means designing interiors or just constructing the foundation for creativity to follow.

"My financial obligations recently increased due to a family job loss, and I was ready to reduce my class schedule because I couldn't cover the cost. This scholarship helped me keep my full-time schedule and kept me on track to graduate. I am so thankful for your support." - Khiva Phillips

Morgan Blaser

Interior design has been a life-long passion of Morgan Blaser since childhood. The passion started as she spent time in after school care, re-arranging classrooms after hours. It eventually grew into something bigger as she gained professional experience over time. She previously worked as the design coordinator for a home builder, where she gained knowledge about the building process and the roles of subcontractors. Her job was to renovate the divisions interior and exterior finish packages. She is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Applied Science in Interior Design. She hopes to start her own business renovating houses and building homes for veterans.

"Thank you for awarding me this scholarship while pursuing my bachelor’s in interior design. The decision to change my career trajectory has been the best decision I have made for myself." - Morgan Blaser

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