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CFCAR is committed to working with local colleges and universities in promoting a career in commercial real estate and providing opportunities for students. Listed below is a summary of our student activities.

Florida State University

John Crossman sits on the Executive Advisory Board of the FSU Real Estate Program. The department website is http://www.cob.fsu.edu/rmi/. FSU has a Bachelor's Program, an MBA with a concentration in Real Estate Finance & Analysis, a Graduate Certificate in Real Estate Development, and offers Doctoral Program Support
John Crossman will also be speaking at the FSU Real Estate Trends Conference which is taking place October 4-5.
Guide to Starting a Career in Commercial Real Estate. (PDF File)
Florida State Scholarship
The Real Estate Network of FSU

University of Florida

John Crossman is also on the UF Real Estate Advisory Board. The website for the department is http://www.cba.ufl.edu/fire/realestate/.UF has the following real estate degree programs:Nathan S. Collier Master of Science in Real Estate, Juris Doctor/MS in Real Estate, MBA with a Concentration in RE, Undergraduate in Real Estate,and a Graduate Minor in Real Estate.
Guide to Starting a Career in Commercial Real Estate (PDF File)
Scholarship Page Link

University of Central Florida

The University of Central Florida, located in beautiful Orlando Florida, is one of the fastest growing, metropolitan research universities in the country. With a total enrollment of 45,000, UCF has become a prominent player in undergraduate education nationwide offering innovative corporate partnerships, world-renowned faculty, and cutting-edge technology and undergraduate research opportunities.
Guide to Starting a Career in Commercial Real Estate (PDF File)
Real Estate program at the College of Business Administration
Minor in Real Estate at the College of Business Administration

Bethune-Cookman University

Bethune-Cookman University is a traditionally Black United Methodist college located in Daytona Beach. Rev. Ken and Cecily Crossman, parents to Scott and John Crossman, have worked with this college for many years. One of Ken's dreams was to provide scholarships for students at the college. Upon Ken's death in 2004, the Crossman family - with the help of many friends - established the "Reverend Kenneth C. Crossman Endowed Scholarship." For more information about this scholarship, please visit Bethune-Cookman University Scholarships.
Guide to Starting a Career in Commercial Real Estate (PDF File)

Rollins College
Crummer School of Business

There is a mentorship program for the Crummer Business School, with Crossman & Company currently employing several MBA candidates and graduates. Rollins College recruit mentors year-round, and programs begin in September and January annually. Volunteers serve one-year or two-year terms, depending on the program in which the student is enrolled. For more information regarding this mentorship program, please visit their website: http://www.crummer.rollins.edu/Alumni_Relations/involved/mentor/index.shtml