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Press Releases: 2006

ABoR ANNOUNCES SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS

May 1, 2006 - The Austin Board of REALTORS® is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2006 ABoR Foundation scholarships. Every year, the Foundation distributes ten $1,000 scholarships to deserving high school seniors in the Austin community. The scholarships are good for use at any Texas university, public or private. In selecting winners, the Scholarship Committee - chaired by Carol Medley Parker of Coldwell Banker United - considered applicants' academic merit, extracurricular involvement and employment histories.

This year, ABoR congratulates the following worthy scholars: Ashley Anderson of the Regents School of Austin, daughter of REALTOR® Bryan Anderson (Re/Max Lake Travis), who will be studying pre-law at Baylor University; Steven Arnold of Lake Travis High School, who will be studying journalism at Texas Christian University; Katherine Doyle of Lake Travis High School, who will be studying marketing and finance at UT-Austin; Britini Myers of Granger High School, who will be studying public relations at Texas State University; Michael Neisch of Round Rock High School, who will be studying wildlife management at Texas A&M University; Kyle Richter of Leander High School, who will be studying mechanical engineering at Texas A&M; Elaine Sedenberg of McNeil High School, who will be studying cell and molecular biology at UT-Austin; Marisvel "Marty" Solis of Stony Point High School, who will be studying medical technology at UT-Austin; Megan Stolte of Thrall High School, who will be studying biomedical science at Texas A&M; Hannah Werner of McNeil High School, who will be studying chemistry at Texas A&M.

ABoR received more than 200 scholarship applications this year, which made the selection process highly competitive. Each recipient has demonstrated untypical maturity for his or her age, often in the face of great adversity. ABoR is proud of their accomplishments and wishes them the best as they step into adulthood.

The Austin Board of REALTORS® is a non-profit, voluntary organization representing more than 7,000 licensed REALTORS® in Central Texas. For further information, contact ABoR Education.