Scholars Drop-In Office Hours #3
Drop-in office hours provide newly invited College Park Scholars students and their families the opportunity to ask questions and chat with Scholars staff and students about the Scholars experience. Come for just a few minutes or stay for the entire hour! Please register in advance.
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Drop-in office hours provide newly invited College Park Scholars students and their families the opportunity to ask questions and chat with Scholars staff and students about the Scholars experience. Come for just a few minutes or stay for the entire hour! Please register in advance.
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Drop-in office hours provide newly invited College Park Scholars students and their families the opportunity to ask questions and chat with Scholars staff and students about the Scholars experience. Come for just a few minutes or stay for the entire hour! Please register in advance.
View Event Details for Scholars Drop-In Office Hours #1Scholars Info Session
You've been invited to College Park Scholars at the University of Maryland. Congrats! But, you want to know: What is it? What will you get out of it? Come to our online information session on Thursday, Feb. 3, from 7 to 7:45 p.m.
View Event Details for Scholars Info SessionCollege Park Scholars Grieves Unexpected Passing of BSE Director Mark Wellman
College Park Scholars is grieving the loss of Dr. Mark Wellman, director of the Business, Society and the Economy (BSE) Scholars program, who died unexpectedly last week of a heart attack. He had served as director of BSE since 2005. A clinical professor in the Robert H. Smith School of Business, Wellman had been at the University of Maryland since 1990 and had also recently stepped into the role of assistant dean of alumni and corporate engagement in the Smith School.
International Studies Scholars Alum Named Student Speaker for Winter Commencement
The University of Maryland (UMD) has announced its student speaker for its Winter 2021 Commencement: Kiara Anthony, an alum of the International Studies Scholars program. Anthony, a government and politics major, boasts a diverse array of experiences from across campus, from being a member of the UMD equestrian team to co-chairing the University Student Judiciary and more. She also reportedly likes to consider issues from a global, interconnected perspective—something she no doubt became good at doing during her time in International Studies Scholars.
4 Scholars Alums Among Senior Marshals at Winter Commencement
The University of Maryland recently announcement its roster of senior marshals for Winter Commencement, taking place Dec. 20. Among the 32 graduating seniors are four College Park Scholars alumni:
3 Scholars Alumni Named Merrill Presidential Scholars
Three College Park Scholars alumni were among the 19 Philip Merrill Presidential Scholars named by the University of Maryland (UMD) this past week: Sam Varga, Science, Discovery and the Universe Scholars Rina Torchinsky, Science, Technology and Society Scholars Selena Cen, Global Public Health Scholars Merrill Scholars, which are selected by the academic college and schools with undergraduate major programs, annually honors the university’s most successful seniors and their designated university faculty and K–12 teachers for their mentorship.
College Park Scholars Awards First Rebecca Basena Kampi Memorial Scholarship
College Park Scholars has awarded its inaugural Rebecca Basena Kampi Memorial Scholarship to Joy Nash, a junior materials science and engineering major and an alum of the Media, Self and Society Scholars program. The scholarship provides financial support for undergraduate students in College Park Scholars who, through their leadership and public service, work to produce social change and support social justice.
STS Director Receives Dean's Award for Outstanding Performance
David Tomblin, director for the Science, Technology and Society Scholars program and the new Science, Technology, Ethics and Policy minor, has received the Dean’s Outstanding Performance for Professional Track Faculty by the A. James Clark School of Engineering. The award, instituted in 2020, recognizes exceptionally influential accomplishments in one, or both, the areas of research and teaching.