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Scholarships
Each year, more money becomes available exclusively for undergraduate and graduate students seriously considering careers in real estate and related professions. These scholarships are coordinated through the Burnham-Moores Center for Real Estate and are over and above other scholarship and financial aid opportunities available to the USD student body at large.
Scholarship recipients and available applications are as follows:
Woodruff Scholarship
Spring 2012 Scholarship Recipient
Carey Algaze
Schurgin Family Foundation Scholarship/ICSC Foundation
Spring 2012 Scholarship Recipient
Morgan Schwanke
Burnham Foundation Scholarship
Spring 2012 Scholarship Recipients
Matt Bean
Nick Norris
Real Estate Alumni Association Scholarship
Spring 2012 Scholarship Recipient
Danny Reeves
CCIM Scholarship
Spring 2012 Scholarship Recipient
Kelly Ness
Woodruff Scholarship
Fall 2011 Scholarship Recipient
Chris Lisle
Harry L. Summers Scholarship/California Homebuilding Foundation
Fall 2011 Scholarship Recipient
Dan Buoye
Ernest W. Hahn Scholarship/California Homebuilding Foundation
Fall 2011 Scholarship Recipient
Carey Algaze
Keith Johnson Scholarship/California Homebuilding Foundation
Fall 2011 Scholarship Recipient
Danny Reeves
Marasco Family Scholarship Fund
Fall 2011 Scholarship Recipients
Ashley Lencek
Chris Carter
Fieldstone Foundation Scholarship
Fall 2011 Scholarship Recipient
Matt Bean
Skye Morland
Society of Industrial and Office Realtors Scholarship
Fall 2011 Scholarship Recipient
Nick Norris
Mickey Carhart Memorial Endowed Scholarship/NAIOP, San Diego Chapter
Fall 2011 Scholarship Recipients
Matt Bean
Bryan Grissinger
ICSC Foundation
Fall 2011 Scholarship Recipient
Cowas Jehangir
Real Estate Alumni Association Scholarship
Fall 2011 Scholarship Recipient
Kelly Ness

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