Price Brothers Family Scholarship

Maya Moore is originally from Allentown, Pennsylvania and is a Senior double majoring in Finance and Business Management with a minor in Sustainability. Post-graduation, Maya’s ambition is to serve as a Wealth Manager. She believes that by assisting individuals in making informed financial decisions, we can foster economic equity and create lasting positive change.

On campus, Maya is deeply involved in various clubs and organizations. She served as the Co-Chair of the Women's Empowerment Institute, is a member of the Alpha Lambda Delta Honors Society, and a student advisor for the Social Justice Alliance. Additionally, Maya is the Co-Founder and President of Next Generation Ministries, Co-Founder of the nonprofit The Curly Collection, and Founder of Tutor with Maya, among other roles. Maya is passionate about staying active on campus and looks forward to engaging in more opportunities to do so during her remaining time at the University of Maryland.

At the University of Maryland, Evelyn is involved in:
Sigma Delta Tau, Fundraising Delegate
National Hillel Basketball Tournament, Business Development
MASA Campus Interns
NCSY Judah Fellows
TAMID at Maryland, Fund Track
MEOR Maimonides
Terpthon, University Relations
Hillel Israel Festival, Marketing Committee
BSOS Deans list

Kevin is working towards a double degree in Biological Sciences Physiology and Neurobiology (BS) and Economics (BS) with a minor in Nonprofit Leadership and Social Innovation.  Kevin volunteers as a crisis counselor on the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, and used his experiences on the lifeline to co-found an emotional support textline for UMD students called Lean On Me. Additionally, Kevin founded the nonprofit Combating Overdoses in Rural Areas (CORA), which provides drug education, harm reduction, and resources to rural communities through a national network of chapters.

Additionally, during Kevin's time at UMD Kevin founded the first lasting satirical newspaper on campus, The Hare. After graduation Kevin plans to attend medical school and become a physician scientist

Alexander Kim-Koutsis is a sophomore from New York graduating in May 2023 with a major in Computer Science and a minor in Mathematics. He is a member of the Entrepreneurship and Innovation (EIP) Honors College as well as the QUEST Honors Program. Outside of class, he is involved with a number of campus clubs and activities. Last year, he helped to found the Freestyle Rap Club, where he now holds the Vice President position. He also loves to stay active, participating in a variety of intramural sports and regularly attending Spikeball Club. He has recently joined the fraternity Lambda Chi Alpha, where he serves as the mental health chair. This summer, he looks forward to interning with Capital One as a Technology Incubator Intern working on software engineering and AI.

Shelton Daal and is a senior Sociology major with a minor in International Development and Conflict Management. He is also pursuing his Master's in Public Policy through the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences (BSOS) joint BA/MPP program. He is a member of the BSOS Dean's Student Advisory Council where he has acted as the Sociology representative and Vice-Chair of Student Services. Shelton has worked as a research assistant in his department, as an intern for the Maryland Leadership Education and Development Program, and as a summer intern for the Maryland Municipal League. In addition, Shelton is a Community Assistant in the Leonardtown Community Center, alumni of the Global Public Health Scholars Program, and former member of the BSOS Ambassadors program.

Julia Mikolajczak is a third-year Criminology & Criminal Justice major with minors in Global Poverty and Public Leadership, and also in the University Honors and Beyond the Classroom programs. She is from Niagara Falls, NY, and I will be graduating a year early from UMD in Spring 2019. She serves on University Student Judiciary as both Chair of the Appellate Board and Selections Co-Chair on the Executive Board and is also on the Executive Board of Preventing Sexual Assault as their Event Coordinator. She is finishing her third semester as a Team Leader for the educational advocacy organization Partners in Print, which is based out of STAMP and part of the America Reads*America Counts program.

Additionally, she founded a new student organization at UMD in her sophomore year, the Out-of-State Student Association, in order to create a supportive environment to help out-of-state students make friends on campus and explore the local area. She is also a member of the Alpha Phi Sigma, Alpha Lambda Delta & Phi Eta Sigma, and Omicron Delta Kappa honor societies. She is very interested in criminal and family law, and served as a Teaching Assistant for CCJS 418D: Evolving Legal Issues. She interned for DC Volunteer Lawyers Project, which works to provide quality legal representation to victims of domestic violence and at-risk children. After graduation, she plans on attending law school with the goal of becoming a prosecutor or a judge.

Sarah Nowak is a native of New Jersey and a junior, double major in Finance and Operations Management & Business Analytics. She holds herself to a high academic standard but is also a dedicated member of the UMD community. Sarah currently serves as the Executive Vice President of her sorority, Sigma Kappa. In this role, she manages the risk of nearly 150 members while encouraging everyone to be the best versions of themselves. Additionally, Sarah is employed by the Student Organization Resource Center in the Stamp Student Union where she spends her time offering support to over 800 student groups. Sarah is extremely honored to accept this scholarship and is thankful for the generosity shown by the Price family

Kevin Bock is a Computer Science Major with minors in Global Terrorism Studies, Cybersecurity, and Astronomy. He is a highly engaged member of the campus community, and serves as an Undergraduate Senator on the University Senate, a leader in the Advanced Cybersecurity Experience for Students (ACES) program, and a member of the Omicron Delta Kappa Honor Society. He is also on the Executive Board of Terp Thon, raising funds and awareness for Children's National Health System. Kevin is incredibly grateful for the generosity and support of the Price brothers!