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Crotty Family Fund for VSL STEM Tutoring

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About the Fund: 

Robert Mark Crotty ‘80 and the Crotty family established the Crotty Family Fund for VSL STEM Tutoring to extend financial assistance to veterans attending the University of Maryland. This fund, alongside the Robert B. and Dorothy L. Crotty Veterans Scholarship established in 2018, represents the family’s desire to support the University of Maryland veteran community and programs. Both have been established in recognition of the World War II and Korean War naval service of Cdr. Robert B. Crotty, USN Ret., and the World War II civilian wartime service of his wife, Dorothy L. Crotty.

The Crotty family’s aspiration is that their support of the VSL STEM Tutoring program will provide critical assistance to bridge the gap between high school and the continuation of education after military service, enabling veterans to excel in their STEM studies. By providing financial assistance for comprehensive tutoring needs such as iPads, transcription and notetaking software and additional resources, veterans can continue to stand tall and reach their post-service career aspirations.

How to Access STEM Tutoring: 

If you're a current veteran or military-connected student seeking personalized support in your STEM courses, the STEM Veteran Assistance Program is here for you. To take advantage of one-on-one tutoring, simply fill out the form at stamp.umd.edu/STEMtutor. You may also contact Veteran Student Life with any questions at vetstudentlife@umd.edu.

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