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SATISFACTORY ACADEMIC PROGRESS
Federal regulations require that a student receiving federal financial aid make satisfactory academic progress in accordance with standards set by the university. Students are normally expected to complete their undergraduate degree within eight semesters. Mount St. Mary’s is not obligated to continue institutional aid to a student who requires more than eight semesters to complete degree requirements. However, students are considered to be making satisfactory progress toward completion of degree requirements, and thus eligible for federal aid, if they earn credits and achieve cumulative quality point averages according to the following schedule:

A financial aid recipient who fails to achieve the appropriate standard will be placed on financial aid probation for one semester. Notification of such will be made, in writing, by the director of financial aid and will include the minimum requirements needed to maintain future eligibility.

The student will maintain eligibility for federal aid for one semester while on probation. However, by the end of the probationary semester, the student must achieve the required standard as listed above. (For example, a student who does not meet the minimum requirements after two semesters will be placed on probation. At the conclusion of the third semester, the student must have achieved a minimum of 33 credits and a 1.6 cumulative grade point average.) Failure to do so will result in the loss of eligibility for federal aid.

A student who loses eligibility for federal aid may appeal this decision. The appeal will be heard by the associate provost, the director of financial aid and the associate director of financial aid. The student will be asked to document any extenuating circumstances such as severe illness, severe injury or the death of a relative.

A student will regain eligibility for federal aid by achieving the required standards listed above.

ENDOWED SCHOLARSHIPS
The following endowed scholarships have been made possible through the generous contributions from many alumni and friends of the university. Most of these awards, unless designated otherwise, are made during a student’s freshman year and help to offset some of the costs of the university’s academic scholarship program. Upperclass scholarships that require academic and/or extracurricular achievements while at Mount St. Mary’s are typically awarded in addition to any previous scholarships given by the university. The financial aid office has further Information on scholarships for entering freshmen and upperclass scholarships.

The Fred J. Archibald Scholarship

Established in 1997 by a gift from Fred J. Archibald, friend of Mount St. Mary’s University. This scholarship is awarded to business, accounting and economics majors and/or communication studies majors going into their senior year. Recipients will be selected by the University Scholarship Committee or its equivalent.

The Baird Memorial Scholarship

Founded by the Baird family in memory of Mildred Batchelder Baird and David Graham Baird. Mr. Baird was a pioneer in the securities industry and a renowned philanthropist who received a Mount honorary degree in 1970. This scholarship is awarded for academic achievement and involvement in the school and community.

The Andrew Hull Baker Scholarship

Founded by the late Hon. Daniel W. Baker, C’1887, in memory of his father, Andrew H. Baker, C’1845, for the benefit of students from Montgomery County, Md. Based upon SAT scores. The scholarship will be awarded to a deserving student of the university on the basis of need and academic merit.

The Pauline Cobb Barrett Scholarship

Founded in 1995 by Joseph A. Barrett Sr. in memory of his beloved wife, Pauline Cobb Barrett. Awardees will be selected by the University Scholarship Committee, based on the prevailing guidelines and policies established by the university for awarding scholarships to meritorious and needy students.

The Ryan C. Bolte Memorial Scholarship

Established by Richard J. Bolte Sr. in memory of Ryan C. Bolte, son of Richard J. Bolte Jr., C’79. This scholarship is awarded to a student majoring in international studies, with a preference to students who have an interest in international business. The recipient must be a native citizen of the United States.

The Most Reverend Simon G. Brute Scholarship

Founded in memory of the first spiritual director of the seminary (1812-1815, 1818-1834), by the people of St. Alphonsus Church in Baltimore, Md., and the Rev. Louis J. Mendelis, C’24, in appreciation of the services of the Rev. Robert Kline, former president, and George D. Mulchany, former rector of the seminary.

The Edward J. Burns Memorial Scholarship

Established by the friends and family of Edward (Ted) Burns, C’80, in his memory. This scholarship is awarded to a student from the Philadelphia five-county area with high academic standards and outstanding contributions to the campus community.

The James F. Callaghan Scholarship

Founded by the late Rev. James F. Callaghan, C’1883, Chicago, Ill. Based upon SAT scores. The scholarship will be awarded to a deserving student of the university on the basis of need and academic merit.

The Dr. William H. Carr Scholarship

Founded in 1993 by an anonymous university alumnus in honor of his friend and mentor, Dr. William H. Carr, an outstanding veterinarian as well as a man dedicated to his Church, his community and his family. Preference will be given to students who indicate an interest in science as a major.

The Mr. and Mrs. John Cassidy Memorial Scholarship

Founded by the Rev. Francis P. Cassidy, C’15, Washington, D.C., for the education of deserving students.

The Charles Family Pastoral Scholarship

Established by the Charles family, whose three brothers attended the university: Thomas J. Charles, CDR, (DC), USN, C’43; Joseph G. Charles, C’52, an insurance executive; and Kevin P. Charles, C’55, an attorney and university trustee. Their generosity is prompted by gratitude to their alma mater and remembrance of all the priests who have touched their lives. This scholarship is for a university student seeking a vocation to the priesthood.

Christ, The Prince of Peace Scholarship

Founded by the people of the St. Alphonsus Church in Baltimore, Md., and the Rev. Louis J. Mendelis, C’24, in memory of the late Rev. Bernard J. Bradley, C’1888, former president, and the Rev. John J. Tierney, C’1880, former associate provost of faculty.

The Philip and Ann Cogan Memorial Scholarship

Founded by the late John F. Cogan, C’1880, Patrick H. Cogan of Brooklyn, N.Y., and Philip J. Cogan, C’1882, in memory of their parents. Based upon SAT scores. The scholarship will be awarded to a deserving student of the university on the basis of need and academic merit.

The Virginia O’Donnell Cole Scholarship

Established in 2001 in memory of Virginia O’Donnell Cole, C’80. A loving wife, mother and friend, Virginia epitomized the Mount spirit. She excelled academically as well as athletically, and was the first woman in Mount history to be inducted into the university athletic hall of fame. This scholarship will be awarded to a member of the Mount’s tennis team.

The Funston V. Collins Scholarship

Founded by an anonymous benefactor of the university and awarded to an African-American student, in memory of the late Funston V. Collins, a long-time employee of the university.

The Michael C. Cunningham Scholarship Fund

Founded in 1997 through the estate of Dr. Michael C. Cunningham, C’73, to benefit deserving students attending Mount St. Mary’s University.

The Rev. Thomas A. Cunningham Scholarship

Founded by the late Rev. Thomas A. Cunningham, C’16. The scholarship will be awarded to a deserving student of the university on the basis of need and academic merit.

The Most Reverend Michael J. Curley Scholarship

Founded by the people of St. Alphonsus Church in Baltimore, Md., and the Rev. Louis J. Mendelis, C’24, in memory of His Excellence, who was archbishop of Baltimore from 1921 to 1947. Also to honor the special achievements and devotion of the late Richard J. McCullough, former professor of mathematics, and Dominic Greco, professor of biology.

The Sebastian J. DiMeglio Scholarship

Established in 1997 by Sebastian J. DiMeglio, C’53. Students receiving the awards will be identified as DiMeglio Scholars. Awardees will be selected on the basis of need. Students will ordinarily receive their initial scholarship as incoming freshmen. Selections will be made by the University Scholarship Committee.

The Ella I. Donovan Scholarship

Founded by an anonymous alumnus to honor Ella I. Donovan, who taught the donor English and grammar. Awarded for outstanding performance in English.

The Most Reverend John DuBois Scholarship

Founded in memory of the first president of Mount St. Mary’s University (1808- 1826) by the people of St. Alphonsus Church in Baltimore, Md., and the Rev. Louis J. Mendelis, C’24, to honor the special achievements and devotion of John J. Dillon Jr., professor of English, and John W. Richards, professor of physics.

The Emmitsburg Presbyterian Church Scholarship

Founded in 1993 by the members of the Emmitsburg Presbyterian Church as an act of benevolence toward the people of the nearby area and to the Mount. Awarded to students who come from within a 25-mile radius of Emmitsburg, without regard to any other criteria except academic merit and/or need.

The Christopher Evenson Memorial Scholarship

Established by classmates, family and friends to memorialize Chris Evenson, C’81, and augmented by a bequest from his parents, Lorraine M. and Richard H. Evenson. Preference is given to students majoring in psychology.

The Rev. Carl J. Fives Alumni Scholarship Program

Founded by the National Alumni Association and named in memory of long-time alumni chaplain and alumnus Fr. Carl J. Fives, these scholarships are awarded to rising seniors in the university and a fourth-year seminarian based on academic excellence, financial need and service to the Mount community.

The Flynn Family Scholarships

Founded in 1992 by the Humana and CES Foundations of Louisville, Ky., to honor Thomas J. Flynn, C’58, for his years of distinguished service to Humana, Inc. Awarded on the basis of academic achievement and leadership qualities.

The Agnes Taylor Garner Scholarship Named in honor of Agnes Taylor Garner, Emmitsburg native and friend of many Mount priests, faculty, staff and students. Established by her sons, William H. Garner, C’49, and John T. Garner, in her memory and the memory of the Rev. John F. Cogan. Preference given to members of St. Anthony Shrine and St. Joseph parishes in Emmitsburg.

The Giangiacomo Scholarship

Founded in 1988 in honor of Valentino and Margaret Giangiacomo. This scholarship is made available through the generosity of Dr. Joseph Giangiacomo, C’64. Awarded to students who are especially industrious, determined and motivated, and who perform their academic work to the best of their ability.

The James H. Grove Scholarship

Founded by M.J. Grove in memory of his father. Preference given to a student from Frederick County, Md., with a GPA of 3.0 or greater.

The William J. Grove Scholarship

Founded by M.J. Grove in memory of his uncle. Awarded to a junior or senior on the basis of academic achievement, character and financial need. Preference given to a student from Frederick County, Md., majoring in one of the following departments: business, accounting and economics, education, English or theology.

The Monsignor Hassett Memorial Scholarship

Founded by the late Rev. Maurice M. Hassett, S’1895, for the benefit of a student from St. Edwards Parish, Shamokin, Pa.

The William Randolph Hearst Endowed Scholarship for Minority Undergraduate Students

Established in 2001 for minority retention. The scholarship provides financial support for promising minority students to take part in academically enriching experiences and stay on course for graduation. Awarded to students who intend to permanently reside in the United States after completion of their studies.

The Dr. John Mullen Herndon Scholarship

Endowed in honor of Ann E. Rogan and in memory of John M. Herndon, C’29. Four or more awards are made each year, at least one to a member of each of the four undergraduate classes. Selected by the president of Mount St. Mary’s upon recommendation of the University Scholarship Committee or its successor.

The Hite Scholarship

Founded by the late Mrs. Elizabeth Hite of Baltimore, Md. Based upon SAT scores. Scholarships so awarded are held for an entire college course of study provided the recipients maintain a certifying average in all subjects and manifest both ability and willingness to make the most of the advantage thus accorded.

The Patrick Hogan Endowed Scholarship

Established in 2004 in loving memory of John Patrick Hogan, C’92, by his parents, John Hogan, C’64, and Rosemary Hogan. The scholarship will be awarded to a deserving sophomore, based on the student’s overall merits, including academic effort, extracurricular activities and community service.

The Holy Family Scholarship

Founded by the people of the St. Alphonsus Church in Baltimore, Md., and the Rev. Louis J. Mendelis, C’24, in appreciation of the services of the late Rev. John L. Sheridan, former president, and the late Rev. William F. Culhan, former vice president and professor of philosophy.

The Horning Brothers Scholarship

Established in 1996 by Joseph F. Horning, C’53, and Lawrence E. Horning, C’56, to provide scholarships for minority students.

The Lawrence E. Horning Memorial Scholarship

Founded in 2000 by the Horning family in memory of Lawrence E. Horning, C’56. A distinguished alumni leader and benefactor, Larry was known for his enthusiasm, dedication and loyalty to his alma mater.

The Lawrence E. Horning Lacrosse Scholarship

Founded in 2003 by the Horning family in memory of Lawrence E. Horning, C’56, for deserving students who are members of the men’s varsity lacrosse team.

The George R. Houston Jr. Endowed Scholarship in Business

Named in honor of George R. Houston Jr., the 23rd president of Mount St. Mary’s University, 1994-2003, in recognition of his years of dedicated service, leadership and extraordinary accomplishments for “this old house.” Normally awarded to matriculating first-year students who are pursuing a degree in business, with preference given to accounting majors.

The Jenkins Scholarship

Founded by George C. Jenkins, C’1855. Based upon SAT scores. The scholarship will be awarded to a deserving student of the university on the basis of need and academic merit.

The Most Reverend Francis P. Keough Scholarship

Founded by the people of St. Alphonsus Church, Baltimore, Md., and the Rev. Louis J. Mendelis, C’24, in memory of His Excellence, who was archbishop of Baltimore from 1947-1961.

The Kuderer Trustee Scholarships

Founded in 1991 by a bequest from John H. Kuderer, a friend of the Mount. Awarded to incoming freshmen each year, based on a competitive written examination. SAT scores of 1100 or better, rank in the top quarter of high school class and minimum GPA of 3.25. These awards are renewable.

The Dr. Henry P. and M. Page Laughlin Program for Scholarly Studies

Awarded to a Mount St. Mary’s student of the junior class who has demonstrated outstanding scholarship and exemplary qualities of academic leadership. This program was established in the fall of 1999 by Dr. Henry P. Laughlin, distinguished physician, psychiatrist, psychoanalyst, academician and civic and business leader, and his wife, M. Page Laughlin, who have long enriched the communities in which they have lived and worked.

The Daniel Mannion Scholarship

Founded as a memorial scholarship for Daniel Mannion by his brother, James Mannion. Awarded to a current Mount student, based on his/her academic performance, financial need and community activities on and off campus.

The Nancy McClary and Lewis William McAllister Music Scholarship

Awarded to a student involved in the arts who has shown evidence of merit and service in campus musical performance and/or composition. Established in 1998 by Nancy and Lewis McAllister (associate professor emeritus), with gratitude to the many students who enriched their lives during his tenure from 1968 to 1990.

The Margaret E. and Eugene C. McKeon Sr. Memorial Scholarship

Given in loving memory of his deceased parents, Margaret E. and Eugene C. McKeon Sr., on behalf of son Eugene C. McKeon Jr., C’53. Awarded based on need and academic achievement.

The McCafferty Family Scholarship

Founded in 2000 by Michael McCafferty, C’64, in honor of his parents, Charles F. and Verna M. McCafferty. Preference will be given to first generation students majoring in business or computer science.

The Kathleen McCaffrey McKinley Scholarship

Established in 1990 by Robert and Dorothy McCaffrey in honor of their daughter, Kathleen Mary McCaffrey, C’90. Awarded annually to benefit a female student participating in interscholastic sports.

The William G. McGowan Scholarship in Business

Established in 1995 by a grant from the William G. McGowan Charitable Fund, Inc., for business, economics or accounting majors in their senior year. Students apply in the spring of their junior year. Eligibility criteria include a demonstration of financial need and a GPA of 3.2 or above.

The McSherry Family Scholarship

Established in 1997 by M. Natalie McSherry and James and Marian McSherry to benefit a graduate of St. Ignatius Loyola Academy of Baltimore, Md.

The Dr. William G. Meredith Scholarship

Established and funded by the Mount faculty to honor Dr. Meredith for his outstanding 41 years of devoted service as a member of the Mount faculty and his leadership as chair of the science department. The scholarship will be awarded to a deserving Mount student.

The Carol A. Mikules Scholarship

Established in 2001 by Paul Kelly Mikules, C’67, in honor of his wife, Carol A. Mikules, and in remembrance of the victims of the September 11, 2001, terrorist tragedies. For children of the victims of the September 11 tragedies, or children of parents who served in the United States military.

The Monumental Life Scholarship

Established in 1995 by a gift from the Monumental Life Insurance Company for undergraduate students. Eligibility requirements include a cumulative GPA of 3.2 or above and evidence of exemplary leadership abilities.

The Dr. George L. Morningstar Memorial Scholarship

Established in 1988 by students, faculty, staff, alumni and Emmitsburg area residents, as a tribute to Dr. Morningstar’s devoted service as Mount and community physician for nearly 30 years.

The Alice and Richard Nallin Memorial Scholarship

Perpetual remembrance of the Nallins, who were longtime residents of the Frederick area and devoted friends of the Mount. The scholarship was created by a landmark bequest from Mrs. Nallin in 1992.

The Patrick J. Neary Scholarship

Established in 1987 in memory of Patrick J. Neary, C’62, by his mother, Mrs. Virginia Neary Manning, and Mr. Raymond E. Manning. Awarded to a student majoring in accounting.

The Neuer Family Scholarship

Established in 1989 by Fred Neuer, M.D., C’67, and Paula Neuer to honor the dedication and sacrifices of immigrant parents Otto and Dorothy Enteneure and grandparents Adolf and Hermine Sauter. This scholarship is awarded to graduates of York Catholic High School, York, Pa. Preference is given to students interested in science and mathematics.

The Rev. Daniel C. Nusbaum Visual and Performing Arts Scholarship

Founded in 1999 by the Rev. Daniel C. Nusbaum for students entering their sophomore year at Mount St. Mary’s and majoring in the fine arts. Fr. Nusbaum, known as the Renaissance Priest, served the university for more than 30 years in various capacities, notably chaplain, undergraduate associate provost, professor and chair of the department of visual and performing arts.

The Frank A. O’Brien III Scholarship Fund

Founded by Frank A. O’Brien Jr., Esq., C’35, and Mrs. O’Brien Jr., in memory of their son, Frank A. O’Brien III. Preference given to residents of West Virginia and/or students who have active or inactive reserve status with the Armed Forces of the U.S. Consideration or preference will be given to students rated average in the scholarship achievement tests. Also, preference shall be given to the family that has more children than the national average. Seminarians are also included.

The Peter F. and Eleanor O’Malley Scholarship

Founded by Janice and Peter F. O’Malley Jr., C’60, in honor of Peter F. and Eleanor O’Malley Sr. Awarded on the basis of merit and need.

The Margaret M. and Walter J. Opekun Endowed Scholarship

Established through a generous bequest in 2003 from Margaret “Peg” M. Opekun for students and seminarians of Mount St. Mary’s. Peg Opekun was an employee of the Mount. She worked as a secretary in a variety of offices, including the library, treasurer’s office and president’s office, until her retirement in 1969. Peg died September 3, 2002. She was the beloved wife of Walter J. “Wally” Opekun, who worked at the Mount as a member of the faculty and coaching staff and was the first director of buildings and grounds. Wally Opekun died in 1996.

The Glenna DeWitt Osnos Scholarship

Established in 1989 by David M. Osnos, member of the board of trustees, in honor of his wife. Awarded primarily on merit to an undergraduate student with a demonstrable interest in one or more of the fields of history, art, horticulture and botany.

Our Lady Fatima of the Rosary Scholarship

Founded by the people of St. Alphonsus Church in Baltimore, Md., and the Rev. Louis J. Mendelis, C’24, in memory of the late Rev. John J. O’Neill, C’1906.

Our Lady of the Mount, Queen of Peace Scholarship

Founded by the people of St. Alphonsus Church in Baltimore, Md., and the Rev. Louis J. Mendelis, C’24, in memory of the late professors Edmund J. Ryan, C’1888, and John J. Crumlish, C’1889.

The J. Pangborn Scholarship

Established with a bequest from the estate of John C. Pangborn. Restricted to “needy and deserving” students from Maryland.

The T. W. Pangborn Scholarship

Established through a generous endowment given to Mount St. Mary’s University by the Pangborn family of Hagerstown, Md. Awarded to “needy and deserving students” to help with the cost of their education.

The Larry and Vivian Peterson Memorial Scholarship

Established in 1987 by the family and friends of Larry Peterson, Sr., C'37, and his wife, Vivian, an avid supporter of the Mount, as a tribute to them. Awarded to a student of the university on the basis of academic merit.

The Monsignor Hugh T. Phillips Memorial Scholarship

Established in 2005 by a request of the Rev. Msgr. Hugh J. Phillips, MA, president  emeritus, chaplain and director of the Grotto, who dedicated his life to priestly  service at Mount St. Mary’s. To be awarded to a deserving student.

The Sean Popper Memorial Scholarship

Established in 2005 by the Sean Popper Foundation in memory of Sean Popper, C’02, son of Christopher C. Popper, C’76, and Denise Buegler Popper, C’77. The scholarship is awarded to a deserving student from the greater Philadelphia area.

The Charles Adrian Posey Scholarship

Founded by Sister Lauretta Posey and Sister Justine Posey in memory of their late brother Charles Adrian Posey, P’33, who attended the university until 1935. Awarded to a deserving student for assistance with meeting university education expenses.

The Kenneth E. and Anna B. Pryor Endowed Scholarship

Founded in 1996 by Anna B. Pryor of Waynesboro, Pa. This fund shall provide scholarships to needy and meritorious students. Preference will be given to students from the southern half of Franklin County, Pa.

The Ridgway Family Scholarship

Established in 1998 by Richard C. Ridgway, C’58, through The Shepherd Foundation, to benefit children who previously received financial assistance from The Shepherd Foundation of Washington, D.C.

The Daniel C. Romeika Biology Scholarship

Established in 1984 by Daniel C. Romeika, C’48. Awardees will be outstanding students in biology.

The Saint Joseph Scholarship

Founded in 1998 by a Mount St. Mary’s graduate and a Saint Joseph College graduate to benefit students attending Mount St. Mary’s who will major in business and minor in foreign language or vice versa.

The Bernard F. Saul Scholarship

Founded by the late Bernard F. Saul, C’19, of Washington, D.C. Based upon SAT scores. The scholarship will be awarded to a deserving student of the university on the basis of need and academic merit.

The Mary Rita Sawicki Scholarship

Founded in 1985 by her son, John R. Sawicki. Preference is given to a student taking the American studies program or a student majoring in English or history.

The Monsignor Joseph A. Schmidt Scholarship

Established in 1993 by family, friends and other admirers in memory of Monsignor Schmidt, P’11, C’15, S’18, and in tribute to his half-century of distinguished service to the Diocese of Harrisburg. Preference is given to students from the Diocese of Harrisburg.

The Blessed Mother Seton Scholarship

Founded by the people of St. Alphonsus Church in Baltimore, Md., and the Rev. Louis J. Mendelis, C’24, in appreciation of the services of the late Rev. John C. Gordon, Ph.D., former professor of chemistry, and the Rev. Hugh J. Phillips.

The Laura McCarthy Sherald Memorial Fund

Established in 1988 in memory of Laura Sherald, daughter of Thomas and Peggy Sherald. Awarded to students from Frederick County, Md., and available for four full years at the university.

The Erwin T. and Ella J. Straw Scholarship

Established in 2000 by Erwin T. Straw, C’52, retired chief executive officer and chairman of Prime Bancorp (Philadelphia) and his wife, Ella J. Straw, for deserving students who have graduated from Philadelphia area Catholic high or preparatory schools, with a preference given to students from Northeast Catholic High School for Boys in Philadelphia.

The Eugene M. Waldron Sr. and Julia Mohler Waldron Education Scholarship

Founded in 1999 by Eugene M. Waldron Jr., C’64, and his wife, Renee Disdier Waldron, in loving memory of his parents, Eugene M. Waldron Sr. and Julia Mohler Waldron. This scholarship is to be awarded to juniors with a declared major in education.

The Julia V. Waldron Nursing Scholarship

Founded in 1996 by Eugene M. Waldron Jr., C’64, in loving memory of his sister, for a Mount St. Mary’s sophomore or junior interested in seeking a career in nursing.

The Margaret Wickenheiser Scholarship

Established in 1989 by trustees, emeriti, alumni and friends of the Mount as a tribute to the qualities and values of the mother of the 21st president of Mount St. Mary’s University.

The Women in Science Leadership Scholarship

Founded in August 2000 by the George I. Alden Foundation for women who have demonstrated leadership qualities in one of the areas of mathematics, computer or natural science. The awardees will serve as leaders on the Women in Science Hall, as long as it shall remain in existence, along with serving as supplemental instructors in one of those areas. Applications and/or nominations will be accepted in the spring semester for students to serve in the following academic year.

The Phillip E. Wychodski Theatre Scholarship

Awarded to a student involved in the arts who has shown evidence of merit and service in campus theatrical performance, production or playwriting. Established in 1998 by Nancy McClary and Lewis William McAllister (associate professor emeritus), in memory of the enthusiasm and charisma of the late assistant professor Phillip Wychodski, director, playwright and friend, who taught at the Mount from 1967-1970 and then again from 1973-1976.

The Class of 1941

Given by the alumni from the class of 1941, as a memorial tribute to William “Pat” Kain.

The Class of 1943

Established by members of the class of 1943 at their golden jubilee reunion in 1993 in memory of family members, friends and classmates–particularly classmates who lost their lives in World War II.

The Class of 1950 Memorial Scholarship

Founded in 2000 by members of the class of 1950 on the occasion of their 50th reunion in honor of Father James P. Diamond. This scholarship is to be awarded to deserving students attending Mount St. Mary’s University.

The Class of 1951 Endowed Scholarship

Given by the alumni from the class of 1951 on the 40th anniversary of their graduation. This scholarship is to be awarded annually to full-time undergraduate students primarily on the basis of need, and secondarily, on the basis of academic merit.

The Class of 1961 Endowed Scholarship

Founded in June 2001 by the class of 1961 on the 40th anniversary of their graduation, in gratitude for their alma mater, for students who have demonstrated service to the Church and community, who were active leaders in high school or church activities and who were conscientious students.

Class of 1963 Scholarship

Established by members of the class of 1963 at their 30th reunion as an expression of appreciation for what the Mount education meant in their lives. Awards based on financial need and leadership qualities.

Class of 1966 Scholarship

Established by the class of 1966 in honor of their 30th reunion. The scholarship is to be awarded to deserving students attending Mount St. Mary’s University.

Class of 1991 Scholarship

Established by the alumni from the graduating class of 1991 as a senior class gift. The scholarship is awarded to a junior who has demonstrated community spirit through campus activities, with a 2.5 GPA or better, and who has demonstrated financial need.