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Department of Residential Facilities Scholarship Fund

Home Department of Residential Facilities Scholarship Fund

About the Department of Residential Facilities

The Department of Residential Facilities is responsible for providing or arranging for routine and emergency maintenance and housekeeping services in College Park's residence halls. The Department manages 45 buildings and community centers with just under 2 million square feet of space.

About the Fund

Department of Residential Facilities staff have a profound impact on the living and learning experience of University of Maryland students. Through their care and stewardship, UMD students have comfortable and safe living spaces that support their development and well-being. The Department of Residential Facilities Scholarship Fund supports those who have made a positive impact on the Department and, thus, the campus as a whole.

How to Apply

For information on how to apply to the Department of Residential Facilities Scholarship Fund, please contact us at sagiving@umd.edu or 301-314-4900.

Past Scholars

2025-2026 Scholars

Divine IsingoDivine Isingo

Divine was born and raised in the Democratic Republic of Congo and has been living in the U.S. for the past eight years. She is currently a biology major, having transferred from Towson University. Her long-term goal is to pursue a career in medicine as an obstetrician, and she is committed to using her education to prepare for that path.


Rose McKentryRose McKentry

Rose's time at the University of Maryland has been marked by growth, leadership, and community engagement. She has been actively involved in student organizations, including SWE, ASME, WIE, and the A. James Clark School of Engineering as a whole, where she's taken on leadership roles to support her peers and strengthen her community. Through internships, research, and coursework in mechanical engineering, she's developed both technical and professional skills while learning the importance of collaboration and perseverance.

2024-2025 Scholars

Lourdes LongLourdes Long

Lourdes Long has  truly enjoyed her experience at the University of Maryland so far. The history department is amazing. Lourdes’ advisors are all extremely helpful and genuinely care about her success. In addition, Lourdes has loved all of her professors thus far. She is currently working with Dr. Brewer, the Head of the Undergraduate History Department, on an internship called Slavery, Law & Power. As a result of her hard work and dedication to her academics, Lourdes is proud to say that her GPA, as of August 2024, is a 4.0.

Outside of academic pursuits, Lourdes has worked at 4work since January of this year. It's not always easy, but it's important work and she finds satisfaction in doing it. There's a certain kind of pride that comes with knowing she helps to keep the university running. Lourdes made some great friends at work. Her managers, Zak and Trisha, are both people whom she admires and respects deeply.


Josue Diaz LozanoJosue Diaz Lozano

Josue Diaz Lozano is a student at the University of Maryland. Other than being in classes, Josue hasn't been involved at the university yet. However, he is involved in a couple of things outside of school. Josue is a servant at his church, St. Bernard's Catholic Church in Riverdale, MD. When he serves he usually stands at a certain spot and watches over the attendees during mass. Josue assists people if they need something. He also dances at my church in a dance group. The group dances traditional folkloric dances from El Salvador. Josue has been dancing for over two years.

Aside from partaking in extracurricular activities, education has been something that Josue has always taken seriously. Throughout his educational career, Josue has always gotten good grades and has always been on the honor roll. Josue graduated high school with a cumulative career GPA of 4.0 and he plans on graduating from college with a high GPA as well. After college, Josue plans to keep aiming high and strives to have a good career with the bachelor's degree he will be getting.

2023-2024 Scholars

Yusuf KhalidYusuf Khalid

My biggest leadership roles have been in robotics, band, and my old job. In robotics, I was in charge of teaching underclassmen the ropes of programming and understanding the robot code. In jazz band, I was section leader for the trombones and worked with each member of my section to help with their solos and make sure they were in tune and knew their parts. At my old job working as lead sales associate at Vans, I was tasked with helping customers and selling as much as possible, while helping my coworkers do the same.


Cristian LandaverryCristian Landaverry

Cristian Landaverry has had a wonderful experience at the University of Maryland. It has provided him with the incredible opportunity to attend one of the finest universities in the United States, all while representing his hometown. Cristian’s time at Maryland has been academically challenging, equipping him with the skills and knowledge necessary for his future career, and day-to-day life challenges. The community is welcoming and has organizations to help students become successful academically and in their personal lives.

  

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