The Arts Scholars program will host a virtual open house for our invited students on Thursday, March 14, 2024, at 5 p.m. ET.

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. - The Patti Grace Smith Fellowship recently announced the selection of 29 students to participate in its award-winning program that connects the United States’ leading aerospace companies with talented Black students.The Class of 2024 Fellows hail from 17 colleges and universities spread across 13 states and Puerto Rico. Each Fellow has earned a challenging summer aerospace internship, as well as a scholarship worth thousands of dollars, a pair of personalized mentors, and more.Two College Park Scholars were named recipients of the 2024 Fellowship:

For invited students and families unable to make one of the university's Admitted Student Open Houses, College Park Scholars is offering in-person informational sessions on select days this spring.

For invited students and families unable to make one of the university's Admitted Student Open Houses, College Park Scholars is offering in-person informational sessions on select days this spring.

For invited students and families unable to make one of the university's Admitted Student Open Houses, College Park Scholars is offering in-person informational sessions on select days this spring.

For invited students and families unable to make one of the university's Admitted Student Open Houses, College Park Scholars is offering in-person informational sessions on select days this spring.

The following excerpt is from Terp Magazine:"When I arrived in 1992, there was no official place on campus or entity on campus that advocated for LGBT people, to make them feel welcome, like they belonged and were supported. There was an invisibility from an institutional standpoint," said Marilee Lindemann, executive director of College Park Scholars.

For invited students and families unable to make one of the university's Admitted Student Open Houses, College Park Scholars is offering in-person informational sessions on select days this spring.

An opportunity to hear from College Park Scholars staff, and students, about what you can expect as a Scholars student. 

The following excerpt is from Terp Magazine:The objective: Survive a hypothetical night in the frigid woods making do with only the items found in a discarded trash bag.It’s all part of Schlake’s “Creative Problem Solving” class in the Business, Society and the Economy (BSE) program of College Park Scholars, where students are charged to think creatively and quickly, and adapt through unconventional exercises.