District of columbia Chapter Scholarships
ESTABLISHED TO CREATE MEN WHO SERVE OTHERSCopeland Levy Memorial Scholarship
Founded in collaboration with the Levy Family
Hortense Haughton MeMorial Scholarship
Founded in collaboration with the Haughton Family
Gary Robinson Memorial Scholarship
Founded in collaboration with the Robinson Family
The O'hare Award
– NELSON MANDELA
A commitment to progress
In the years since the awarding of the first class of scholarship recipients, STGCOBA-DC has committed its membership to ensuring that more students are provided for each year.
Students on an STGCOBADC Scholarship Currently at George's
SPONSORED SCHOLARSHIPS
The Copeland Levy Memorial Scholarship
The Copeland Levy Memorial Scholarship is presented in memory of Copeland Ludlow Levy (1932-2002).
Mr. Levy attended STGC as an Extension School stuend and had two sons who are graduates of STGC (Michael, Class of 1979 & Robin, Class of 1981). He was an active member of the STGC Parent-Teacher Associaion during the years his sons attended and an avid supporter of the school.
The Scholarship is awarded to St. George’s College students who demonstrate academic achievement, commitment to school community, and the need for financial assistance.
Hortense Haughton Memorial Scholarship
The Hortense Haughton Memorial Scholarship is presented in memory of Hortense Haughton, a single mother, who worked tirelessly to ensure her son’s matriculation at both St. Aloysius Primary School and St. George’s College.
The scholarship is awarded to St. Aloysius Primary School students who demonstate academic achievement and the need for financial assistance. Recipients of scholarship must attend St. George’s College.
Gary Robinson Memorial Scholarship
The Gary Robinson Memorial Scholarship is presented in memory of Gary Robinson, a graduate of the St. George’s College Class of 1980, a former Fundraising Director and longtime member of the St. George’s College Old Boys’ Association, District of Columbia Chapter.
The Scholarship is awarded to St. George’s College students who demonstrate successful academic achievement, engagement in the school community, and the need for financial assistance.
“Success is not determined by the end goal, but by the journey taken to get there.”
The O’Hare Award
The Haughton family, in partnership with the St. George’s College Old Boys’ Association District of Columbia chapter, is pleased to introduce The O’Hare Award. This prestigious award is bestowed upon the 5th former who exemplifies the core values of St. George’s College and has shown remarkable progress in their academic endeavors.