
GACCA will be awarding scholarships for 2012. If you, a family member or friend is currently enrolled in Richard Stockton College, Fairleigh Dickinson University or Atlantic Cape Community College and majoring in Hospitality, please let them know about the scholarship. The criterion to apply is included in the application.
Click here to download a pdf scholarship form.
Please return completed application and all materials to:
AC Concierge Association/ACCVA Foundation Hospitality Scholarship,
2314 Pacific Ave., Atlantic City, NJ 08401
AC Concierge Association/ACCVA Foundation Hospitality Scholarship to be awarded in April 2012.
The Greater Atlantic City Concierge Association (GACCA) and the Atlantic City Convention & Visitors Authority Foundation (ACCVA Foundation) have created a partnership to create scholarships for education in the hospitality industry and promote the value of that education. The scholarships will initially be available to students from The Richard Stockton College of New Jersey and Atlantic Cape Community College, with additional colleges to be included in future years.
Prospective donors should contact Pete Elco at 609-449-7106 or pelco@accva.com, or Doreen Prinzo at 609-449-7156 or dprinzo@accva.com.
Greater AC Concierge Association and the ACCVA Foundation have similar goals of educating a future workforce in the field of hospitality. The organizations have joined forces to recognize students that achieved academically and are studying hospitality based course study by awarding scholarships in order to:
A volunteer committee of members made up of the Greater Atlantic City Concierge Association and the ACCVA Foundation will select the award recipients using a criteria selection form that will use a point system for compliance. Members of the selection committee and their family members will be en-eligible for scholarships. Payment of the awards will be sent directly to the attending college for the purpose of tuition and tuition-related expenses.
Atlantic City provides a great visitor experience; however, the area’s growth over the next several years will require a larger and well-trained workforce,” said Doreen Prinzo, GACCA president. “This program will help eligible students gain the knowledge and skills they need to serve the industry with distinction.”
According to Pete Elco, ACCVA Foundation director, “The mission of the GACCA dovetails with our mission of supporting the area’s hospitality industry and promoting tourism education. This is a great way to help create a prepared workforce.”