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| John Crossman |
The renewable scholarship
will be an annual award for qualified students entering the B-CU real estate
program or business with real estate concentration. Crossman’s overall goal is to maintain a
$100,000 balance for the Crossman & Company Endowed Real Estate
Scholarship.
Crossman has already
started his search for donors and contributors, and is actively seeking
community partners to help him reach his goal and start their own B-CU
endowment scholarship.
“There is a genuine need
for African-American students who seek a career in commercial and residential
real estate and we want to help achieve that,” Crossman said.
“I was thrilled to hear
that John Crossman has developed the first ever scholarship for real estate
studies,” said Congresswoman Corrine
Brown. “With this donation, B-CU
will be able to provide yet another path to success for its students interested
in business career, specifically, in the areas of housing and real estate.”
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| Corrine Brown |
Crossman is no stranger to
the B-CU campus or giving back in the name of education; and he is eager to
continue his journey. He and his family
launched an endowment fund in 2004 in memory of Reverend Kenneth C. Crossman
and donors have contributed more than $132,000 over the years.
The Rev. Kenneth C. Crossman Endowment Fund
gives renewable, annual contracts and has helped many students.
If you desire to support
the Crossman & Company Endowed Real Estate Scholarship, please visit https://collegeadvancement.cookman.edu/sslpage.aspx?pid=178.
For a complete copy of the company’s news release,
please contact:
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