First State Manufactured Housing Association 2019-2020 Scholarship Recipients Announced
First State Manufactured Housing Association is pleased to announce four recipients of the Manufactured Housing Scholarship Award for 2019-2020. The $4,000 award will be shared between the following four deserving recipients.
Maria
Myer, a 2019 graduate of Dover High School, will be attending Susquehanna
University in the fall majoring in History with a Museum Studies minor.
Maria took honors and AP classes throughout her four years while also
participating in the choir and playing the flute in the Marching Band and Wind
Ensemble. When not at school or working at her part-time job, Maria enjoys
reading, watching TV and spending time with friends. Maria resides in a
manufactured home in West Dover.
Justin Bazemore, a 2019 honors graduate of Delaware School of the Deaf will attend Delaware Technical Community College in the fall majoring in Transportation Studies and Food Science Management. Justin resides in the Lakeland Manufactured Home Community in Dover, DE.
Diana
Ramirez, a 2018 graduate from Delaware Technical Community College has
successfully transferred to the University of Delaware and will begin
her senior year this fall. Diana is majoring in Human Services with plans of
becoming a Family Support Specialist once she graduates. Diana is a PTK
(Phi Theta Kappa) Honor Society member and an active member of her community.
Diana enjoys spending time with family while home as well as
volunteering. She resides in a manufactured home in County Seat Gardens
Mobile Home Park in Georgetown, DE.
Brandon Bazemore is a second year Architectural Engineering Honors Student at Delaware Technical Community College. Brandon plans to pursue a bachelor’s degree in Architecture at Drexel University in Philadelphia. He resides in the Lakeland Manufactured Home Community in Dover, DE.
First State Manufactured Housing Association has provided $49,000.00 for 47 scholarships recipients since 1999, which has been administrated by the Delaware Higher Education Commission. The scholarship program is available to high school seniors or former graduates who reside in manufactured housing within the State of Delaware for at least one year prior to application. Eligible candidates are also evaluated on scholastic record, financial need, essay and personal/professional recommendations. The scholarship may be used for any type of accredited two or four year degree program or for any accredited trainings, licensing, or certification program, or for any accredited degree program. Full or part time registration in an accredited program is acceptable (part time minimum – 7 credits). The First State Manufactured Housing Association is the professional trade association representing the interest of the manufactured housing industry in Delaware.