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The Dr. Philip W. Ogilvie Award

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Phil Ogilvie served as AOI President from 1997 to 1999.  He was the retired Archivist of the District of Columbia, former Director of the Portland, Oregon zoo, author of numerous articles and books and professor of Tourism Studies at the George Washington University.

Each year, the Association of the Oldest Inhabitants of the District of Columbia recognizes the highest academic achievement of a graduate student in George Washington University's 
Master of Science in Tourism, Hospitality and Event Management Program, George Washington University School of Business program. Over the years, the award has been made possible by the directed donations of many AOI members who remember with great fondness the achievements of Dr. Philip W. Ogilvie.

As part of AOI's sesquicentennial celebration, we endowed the Philip W. Ogilvie award through GWU with a $25,000 donation.  With GWU's excellent track record of strategic investing, we hope that our donation will support the award for many years to come.

​Click here to see photos of all Ogilvie Award recipients.

This year, 2025, marks the 24th year that the AOI has bestowed this award to the highest academic achiever in GWU's MSTHEM program.

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