Carlson Family Scholarship Fund
About The Carlson Family
The Carlson Family Leadership Scholarship was established by Renee, Catherine, Cristine, Steve (82), Diane (83), John (85), David (87) & Paul (93) Carlson. Five members of the Carlson family attended the University of Maryland and each played a significant role in various student leadership organizations on campus. Steve and Diane served as Vice Presidents of the Student Government Association. John served as a member of the Board of Regents and was awarded the Wilson Elkins Award for leadership in 1985. David was the Chairman of the Presidents Student Advisory Council. Paul served as President of the Student Government Association and received the HC Byrd Award.
Each gained valuable leadership skills and made life-long friends participating in student leadership at UMCP. The family started the scholarship to ensure that others regardless of their financial situation - were able to develop those same skills and take advantage of what UMCP has to offer in leadership development.
About The Fund
The Carlson Family Leadership Scholarship was established in 2012 to provide annual scholarships to undergraduate students at the University who are in good academic standing and are active members of any registered student organization at the University.
Preference shall be given to students who demonstrate strong leadership skills or the ability to develop such skills. Demonstrated financial need or other circumstances will also factor in to the selection process.
How to Apply
The Carlson Family Leadership Scholarship provides annual scholarships to undergraduate students at the University who are in good academic standing and are active members of any registered student organization at the University. Preference shall be given to students who demonstrate strong leadership skills or the ability to develop such skills. Demonstrated financial need or other circumstances will also factor in to the selection process.
Scholarship applications are accepted every year in the late Spring semester.
For more information, please contact us at 301-314-4900 or sagiving@umd.edu.