Congratulations to the 2020 Todd A. Lee Scholarship Recipients!
Todd A. Lee, Former Executive Director and CEO of DC Housing Finance Agency
Congratulations are in order! DC Housing Finance Agency has announced three recipients of the 2020 Todd A. Lee Scholarship!
The Todd A. Lee Scholarship commemorates Todd A. Lee, an outstanding District of Columbia legend, and honors his commitment to both affordable housing and education. Mr. Lee was the Executive Director and CEO of the Agency from 2016 to 2020. During his lifetime, his career focus was on innovation, infrastructure/process, and financing in real estate. He came to DCHFA because he wanted to have an impact in the city through the preservation and construction of affordable and workforce housing in the District ofColumbia. The scholarship benefits graduate students that aspire to be future contributors to the field of affordable housing. The scholarship was established in January 2020. More details on each of the recipients below:
Pictured left to right: Jason Harris, Lee Goldstein and
Khaleef Bradford
Jason A. Harris is currently pursuing his Master’s degree in real estate at Georgetown University. He completed his undergraduate degree at Howard University earning a Bachelor of Science in Political Science with a minor in Business Administration.
Lee Goldstein is pursuing his Master’s degree in Real Estate and Infrastructure from The Carey Business School at The Johns Hopkins University. He also holds a Bachelor’s degree in Human Services and a Master of Public Administration, Urban Policy from the George Washington University.
Khaleef Bradford is currently attending the University of Maryland where he’s working toward his Master’s degree in Real Estate Development. He previously obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Architecture with a minor in Real Estate Development from the University of Maryland.
Congratulations to all!
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