Empowering Your Educational Journey

Arthur E. Davis, III Educational Assistance Grant

Unlock opportunities to advance your career in the escrow industry with our dedicated educational grant program.

Arthur E. Davis, III

Served AEA 1991 - 2025, forever in our hearts

Honoring a Legacy of Advocacy and Education

The Arthur E. Davis, III Educational Assistance Grant, affectionately known as the ‘Artie,’ established in 2025 by the American Escrow Association’s Advisory Committee of Past Presidents to honor the memory of Arthur E. Davis, III. Art served as the Senior Policy Advisor from 1991 to 2025, playing a pivotal role in shaping industry regulations and supporting settlement agents. This grant underscores his commitment to education and professional development in the escrow and settlement industry, providing financial assistance to members eager to enhance their knowledge and skills.

Purpose of the Grant

Supporting Educational Advancement

The ‘Artie’ Grant is designed to empower AEA members by providing financial support for attending educational events related to the escrow industry. This initiative helps members stay informed and competitive in their field.

Through this grant, members can participate in a variety of educational opportunities, including workshops, seminars, and conferences. The grant also covers membership and certification fees, ensuring comprehensive support for professional growth.

By facilitating access to these resources, the grant program aims to enhance the skills and knowledge of our members, thereby strengthening the overall quality and reputation of the escrow industry.

Eligibility Criteria for Grant Applicants

To qualify for the Arthur E. Davis, III Educational Assistance Grant, applicants must be active members of the American Escrow Association in good standing. The selection process emphasizes the applicant’s motivation, dedication, and the merit of their application. Applications must be submitted via the AEA website no less than 30 days prior to the educational event. Each grant request requires a separate application, though one application can cover multiple events, such as webinars. The Advisory Committee retains full discretion over the awards, and incomplete applications will not be considered.

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Applicant Information

The applicant must submit a direct request for the grant.

Full Name

First

Last

Email Address

Phone Number

Residential Address

Address Line 1

City

State / Province / Region

Postal Code

Country

Present Employer Information

Position

Years of escrow experience

Company

Location

AEA Membership Information

Years of Membership

In what ways has your AEA membership contributed to your professional growth?

Professional Designation Information

Do you hold a Professional Designation?

Event Information

Is this an AEA hosted event?

Date of Event

Cost

Provide cost of event

Event Title

Provide the name of the event you are attending

Describe your motivation for attending this event.

Explain why you should be selected for this grant.

Include any additional relevant information.

Certification and Agreement

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I grant permission for my name to be included in any publication related to the grant.
I do not authorize the release of my name in any grant publication.

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I certify that the information provided is accurate and truthful.

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If awarded a grant, I agree to submit a written recap within 30 days following the event, highlighting the key topics covered and the benefits gained from attending.

A confirmation of your submission will be sent to the email you provided, and you will receive a personal phone notification about the status.

Funding Sources and Allocation

Understanding the Grant's Financial Backbone

The Arthur E. Davis, III Educational Assistance Grant is primarily funded through the Leadership Funds restricted account, supplemented by generous donations and fundraising efforts led by the Advisory of Past Presidents Committee. Each recipient is eligible to receive up to $500 per fiscal year, ensuring broad access to educational opportunities. This financial support is designed to assist with costs associated with attending escrow-related educational events, membership fees, and professional certification fees, thereby fostering professional growth within the industry.

Measuring Success Through Data

The grant program systematically collects data to evaluate its impact and success. This information is shared with AEA members to highlight the program’s effectiveness and areas for improvement. Recipients have the option to remain anonymous in these reports. The data collected includes the number of grants awarded, the diversity of educational events attended, and feedback from recipients on their experiences. This statistical analysis helps refine the program and ensures it continues to meet the evolving needs of the escrow industry.

Grants Awarded Annually

Diversity of Educational Events

Recipient Feedback and Experiences

Program Impact Analysis

Unlock Your Educational Potential with the 'Artie' Grant

Seize the opportunity to advance your career in the escrow industry with the Arthur E. Davis, III Educational Assistance Grant. Whether you’re looking to attend industry events, pursue professional certifications, or enhance your skills, this grant can help you reach your goals. Apply today to learn more about how you can benefit from this exclusive opportunity for AEA members.