About the Fund
The Gamma Phi Beta Scholarship Fund provides annual scholarships for undergraduate students at the University of Maryland who are chapter members.
Meet Our Scholars
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Over the past 4 years at UMD, Olivia Minniefield has tried to immerse herself in a wide range of experiences. Starting freshman year, she joined the TerpThon planning committee, specifically the University Relations team, where she spoke with University staff to coordinate TerpThon and sponsorships. Along with that, Olivia rushed and joined Gamma Phi Beta. Gamma Phi Beta has led her to finding her forever friends. While she stuck with GPHI throughout the four years, Olivia also joined the Maryland Mentor Corps, worked at the Center for Young Children (CYC) and studied abroad in Rome, Italy, during her spring semester junior year. Joining these different organizations has made Olivia’s Maryland experience not only more special, but more fulfilling.
Olivia Minniefield (2024-2025 Scholar)
Past Scholars
Alyssa Orlando (2023-2024 Scholar)
Alyssa Orlando is a sophomore Special Education Track II major from Jackson, New Jersey. On campus, she is an active member of Gamma Phi Beta, Maryland Images - Official Campus Tour Guides, a Peer Advisor for the Office of Student Services, and a Teaching Assistant for UNIV100 and MATH212. In the future, she plans to go to graduate school to extend her knowledge and passion for education. She is so appreciative of the support she receives from her Gamma Phi Beta sisters and loves them more than anything.
Alyssa Chiascione (2022-2023 Scholar)
Alyssa Chiascione, Gamma Phi Beta (sophomore), proudly holds the position of Ritual Chairwoman. Alyssa is currently enrolled in UMD's Institute of Applied Agriculture program with a pathway of Sustainable Agriculture, and she plans to continue her studies with a bachelor's degree in Environmental Science and Policy. She loves her Gamma Phi sisters and couldn't imagine the world without them and their endless support!
How to Apply
For more information on how to apply to the Gamma Phi Beta Scholarship Fund, please contact us at sagiving@umd.edu or 301-314-4900.