Media Alert: AABE Atlanta Launches Scholarship Golf Tournament Microsite

September 17, 2015

Who

The Atlanta Chapter of the American Association of Blacks in Energy (AABE) launched a microsite for its annual scholarship golf tournament. The site is available today at http://jkdavisgolftournament.weebly.com/. This hallmark event is in its 13th year and provides funds for metro Atlanta area students who plan to major in business and/or the STEM disciplines and whose educational pursuits will lead to a career in the energy industry.

What

The new website celebrates the more than $500 million dollars in scholarships that have been awarded to dozens of students over the years. Last year, AABE Atlanta awarded 38 metro Atlanta students with scholarships to further their education. Students who excelled in math, science and physical science were presented with awards totaling more than $35,000.

Where

The public is invited to attend the scholarship tournament, which will take place on Friday, Sept. 25, at the Flat Creek Country Club located at 100 Flat Creek Rd. in Peachtree City, Ga. AABE Atlanta members may sign up online to volunteer.

About

The James K. Davis Scholarship is named for one of the founders of the AABE Atlanta Chapter.

With more than 130 members from 30 utilities, distributors, infrastructure providers, and other energy-related companies, the Atlanta Chapter is one of 10 AABE chapters in the Southeast region. AABE is a national association of energy professionals founded and dedicated to ensure the input of African Americans and other minorities into the discussions and developments of energy policies, regulations, research and development technologies, and environmental issues. For more information, please visit the national website at www.aabe.org/atlanta.

To sponsor or participate in this year’s benefit golf tournament, contact Cartrell Watts, event chairperson, at cdwatts@southernco.com.

Contact:
Delitha Morrow Coles
dmccompro@yahoo.com

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