AOBA SCHOLARSHIP SPONSORS
The Banks Family Foundation
Cushman & Wakeeld
Daycon Products, Inc.
Derick Associates, Inc.
Edgewood Management Corporation
Electric Events DC
Grady Management, Inc.
JBG Properties, Inc.
Kay Apartment Communities
Scott Management, Inc.
Southern Management Corporation
Valcourt Building Services L. C.
Y&B Management
WHERE ARE PAST AOBA SCHOLARS NOW?
The AOBA Scholarship has provided nancial,
mentoring, and internship support to 172 Prince
George’s County students since its inception in 1996. The
scholarship’s contributions have extended beyond the
academic success of these students at Prince George’s
Community College to their success as graduate
students, parents, employees, entrepreneurs, and active
community members. Some of their successes are
highlighted as follows:
99% of AOBA Scholars have successfully completed
two years of study at Prince George’s Community
College
Prestigious scholarships have been awarded to
AOBA Scholars to further their education
AOBA Scholars have transferred to the following
colleges/universities:
– The American University
– Bowie State University
– Virginia Commonwealth University
– Frostburg State University
– Howard University
– Johns Hopkins University
– Morgan State University
– Ohio State University
– Salisbury University
– Towson University
– University of Maryland at Baltimore County
– University of Maryland, College Park
– University of Maryland Eastern Shore
– University of Maryland University College
AOBA Scholars have pursued graduate and
professional programs in higher education,
counseling, medicine, German, social work, and
psychology at the following colleges/universities:
– Bowie State University
– University of the Virgin Islands
– University of Maryland at Baltimore
– University of Maryland, College Park
– University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Many Scholars are currently employed by AOBA
sponsoring companies such as Edgewood
Management Corporation, Kay Apartment
Communities, and Southern Management
Corporation
LEFT: The AOBA Scholarship Program will be forever indebted to David H.
Hillman whose visionary leadership inspired AOBA to create this program
over twenty years ago.
RIGHT: Richard Sockol, President, Derick Associates, Inc.
