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The College of Behavioral and Social Sciences Maryland Promise Scholarship Fund was generously established by Mr. Robert R. Satterfield, '95. This endowed fund will support need-based scholarships with preference given to undergraduate students in the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences at the University of Maryland under the auspices of The Clark Challenge for the Maryland Promise Program.
As part of The Clark Challenge for the Maryland Promise Program, your gift to this fund will be matched dollar for dollar by the A. James & Alice B. Clark Foundation and the University of Maryland. A donation of any amount automatically doubles your investment in the lives of future Terps. Make a donation today.
The Friends of African American Studies Fund was established in June 2005 in support of programming and operating initiatives for the Department of African American and Africana Studies.
The Department of Geographical Sciences Fund provides operational support to the department.
The Department of Psychology Fund supports the operations and advancement of the departments programming and initiatives.
Established in honor of Dean John Townshend together with support from the Dean's Fund, creates five new funding opportunities annually— scholarship support exclusively for our students—to help them Be the Solution to the world’s great challenges during their time at Maryland and beyond. A select group of these award recipients will be known as “Townshend Scholars” in recognition of Dean Townshend’s transformative impact on our College.
Supports diversity initiatives and programming within the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences at the University of Maryland.
Formerly known as the Primannum Honor Society Fund, which support and provide scholarships for two national honor societies, Alpha Lambda Delta and Phi Eta Sigma.
Give to the The Alpha Lambda Delta and Phi Eta Sigma Operating Scholarship Fund.
Provides scholarships for undergraduate students at the University.
Give to the Alpha Lambda Delta and Phi Eta Sigma Endowed Scholarship Fund.
Supports the operations and advancement of the dean’s office and of the College.
Formerly known as the BSOS Alumni Board Scholarship Fund, which provides financial support to qualified students in the College.
Give to the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences Scholarship Fund.
Provides operating support to enhance the College’s undergraduate programming initiatives.
Give to the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences Undergraduate Programs Fund.
Provides emergency support for BSOS students.
Supports students in their efforts to study abroad.
Provides scholarship to students for study abroad opportunities.
Supports the College’s I&E efforts including general operating support for programming, monetary awards for business plan competitions and other initiatives as approved by the dean.
Provides one-year tuition support for transfer students.
Established in honor of the retirement of Dr. Kathy Beardsley because of her passionate commitment to student support and developing leaders, and the importance of student leadership groups. This fund will support student leadership initiatives and programs within the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences.
Supports undergraduate student research initiatives.
Provides an annual award to a BSOS undergraduate student. Once this fund reaches endowment level, all contributions made into this scholarship account shall be transferred into an endowment account.
Supports programming that promotes student-faculty interaction through the efforts of the council.
Provides scholarship support to undergraduate first generation college students at the University of Maryland.
Supports the activities of 135 first and second year students engaged in community service learning and civic participation.
Provide need based scholarships to students within the CIVICUS Living and Learning Program.
Give to the CIVICUS Living and Learning Program Scholarship Fund.
Established to provide annual support for the CIVICUS Living & Learning Program within the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences.
Give to the CIVICUS Living and Learning Program Endowment Fund.
Provides general support of BSOS graduate student fellowships, programs and initiatives.
Provides general support of BSOS faculty research and initiatives.
Supports and will enhances the initiatives of the Center for the Study of Business Ethics, Regulation and Crime (C-BERC), to include support for lectures, student programs, research and faculty.
Provide general operating support to the Global Communities program.
Provide need based scholarships to students within the Global Communities Program.
Formerly known as the Law & Society Fund, provides financial support to fund initiatives and activities sponsored of the MLAW Programs.
Will provide operating funds for programmatic initiatives in support of the University of Maryland's Model United Nations student team activities.
Provides scholarships to outstanding BSOS student leaders with a minimum GPA of 3.25.
Supports undergraduate student stipends for experiential learning opportunities, such as internships, study abroad, research or service learning, in the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences.
Give to the Felecia Love Greer Student Experience Endowment Fund
Supports BSOS students who are in excellent academic standing and who, without financial support, would be unable to complete their degrees.
Makes possible the Sebastian Herbstein Memorial Scholarship fiction writing competition for undergraduate students who share Sebastian's passion for excellence in fiction writing and storytelling.
Learn more about Sebastian Herbstein and the competition. Give to the Sebastian Herbstein Memorial Scholarship in Fiction Writing Fund.
Supports curriculum development, a public lecture series and an undergraduate student research program under the auspices of the Kekst Family Endowed Research and Lecture Program in Civil Society.
Supports undergraduate students participating in the MLaw Programs in the in the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences.
Provides funding for one student per academic year in support of their studies at UMD.
Provides annual scholarships for students enrolled in the College.
The Cody A. Morris Memorial Scholarship was established by his grandmother Ann M. Holmes. Ann was the Assistant Dean for Finance in the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences for 16 years and a UMD employee for 29 years. Cody died tragically at the age of 21 and was not able to complete his education. Cody was curious about the world around him, loved science in all its forms, and nothing pleased him more than discovering how things worked. Cody grew up on Kent Island on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. He loved his friends and the communities surrounding his hometown.
It is important to Ann and Cody’s family that the scholarship money is granted to residents of the Eastern Shore counties to honor those closest to his heart. In honor of her years of service as Assistant Dean, Ann would prefer the scholarship be gifted to a student in the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences.
Provides need-based scholarship support to graduates of Fairmont Heights High School in Capitol Heights, MD who attend the University of Maryland.
Provides financial assistance to students in the College whose training and research interests address major social problems and issues of important public concern.
Give to the George M. Phillips Public Service Initiative Fund.
Provides an annual scholarship to an undergraduate majoring in the behavioral or social sciences.
Supports first-generation juniors and seniors who would be unable to complete their degrees without financial support.
Provides annual, need-based scholarships for graduate students in the College.
Supports scholarships for students enrolled in BSOS.
Supports support student stipends for experiential learning opportunities as approved by the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences
Give to the The Beardsley Family Endowed Student Experience Fund.
"I want to make sure Maryland graduates have an edge and the ability to distinguish themselves, in their careers and in all they do. I know that when I give to our college, I am helping the next generation of Terps acquire that edge."
Gary L. Rozier, ECON '99
Chair, BSOS Board of Visitors